U.S Senators Roger Wicker and Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.), along with Representatives Steven Palazzo and Michael Guest (R-Miss.), along with other lawmakers expressed in a letter to WHO Director, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, their opposition to the agency’s updated abortion care guidelines.
Supervisor Karl Banks stated, “This money will have a significant impact on stopping the flooding in the City of Canton because our efforts will focus on Upper Bear Creek."
The Better Business Bureau wants you to be wary of false promises and a sense of urgency that can fool you into paying for something that doesn’t exist.
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Hundreds of people participated in the “Run for the Wall” stop in South Jackson today on their long journey to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, DC.
A Facebook post from the Real Cowboy Rodeo Association stated that the reasons are due to previous incidents on the fairgrounds that will restrict the event from being what it has been.
A new report claims Southern Baptist Convention leaders mishandled allegations of sex abuse...for nearly two decades. The independent investigation was commissioned by the Southern Baptist Convention last year. The document was made public Sunday and suggests that members of the convention’s executive committee stonewalled and intimidated victims after they came forward with abuse allegations.
A birthday celebration for a Baton Rouge teen took a somber turn, as he was swept into rough waters in Orange Beach, Ala. on Saturday, May 21, and has not yet been found.
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This was their first time in Orange Beach, and they planned on staying just one day to celebrate their son Tyreke Walker’s 14th birthday, which was only three days prior.
The Mississippi Highway Patrol said an 11-year-old Ellisville girl died from injuries she received during a three-car collision in Jasper County early Friday evening.
