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Tennessee lottery numbers

Here are the winning numbers selected Sunday in the Tennessee state lottery:

Francoeur gets 1 hit in 4 at-bats

Out of four at-bats, Atlanta right fielder Jeff Francoeur got one hit - an RBI single - during the Mississippi Braves' 12-4 loss to Chattanooga on Saturday.

State health insurance plan has surplus

The state and school employees' health plan that is managed by the Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration has a $149 million surplus, officials say.

Coroner: Teen dies after jumping from vehicle

Lauderdale County Coroner Clayton Cobler said a 16-year-old girl died of severe head trauma after jumping from a moving vehicle on Sunday.

Miss. trying to put more nurses in public schools

Mississippi is far from the nationally recommended student-nurse ratio, but education officials are making strides to put more nurses in public schools.

Miss. PSC calls for investigation of Entergy rates

Brandon Presley's new to the job of public service commissioner, but it didn't take him long to get the feeling something isn't right.

New Orleans cathedral dig yields clues to history

Archaeologists digging behind St. Louis Cathedral are unearthing nearly three centuries of history: the porcelain head of a tiny doll, an ersatz colonial-era pipe from the 1800s, bits of pottery that Indians may have traded to the men who built New Orleans.

Prize-winning SC cook dishes up whimsical fare

A South Carolina woman's whimsical approach to food is helping her crack the insular world of cooking contests with such novel dishes as pecan-encrusted oysters over asiago cheese grits. And she's taking home a lot more than blue ribbons and kitchen gadgets.

Tennessee Lottery numbers

Here are the winning numbers selected Saturday in the Tennessee state lottery:

Mississippi students get flavor of Fargo

A North Dakota State University professor who traveled to Mississippi last fall to watch a football game came back with more than a Bison victory. He found a research team.

Kenny Brown celebrates Hill Country blues

Kenny Brown learned at the knee of Joe Callicott and became R.L. Burnside's right hand as a teenager.

Va. fort's future in focus as Army plans pullout

Fort Monroe - a Union oasis where fugitive slaves flocked during the Civil War - returns to Virginia's control when the Army pulls out in 2011, and historians are trying to protect the future of the "Freedom Fortress."

History of Old Point Comfort and Fort Monroe

Highlights of the history of Old Point Comfort and Fort Monroe:

Kenyan village gets clinic from brothers it helped

When residents of a tiny Kenyan village sold their chickens and cattle to buy Milton Ochieng's $900 plane ticket to Dartmouth College, they told him they wanted something in return.

New meth lab disclosure

The state of Mississippi is taking steps to insure that home buyers know whether or not their house had been used a methamphetamine lab.

Court says judge wrong to deny trial

The state Court of Appeals has ordered a jury trial for a Mississippi State University student convicted of stalking a woman.

Bishop execution set for July 23

If condemned inmate Dale Leo Bishop is executed as planned this month, it will be the swiftest a death penalty has been carried out in Mississippi since the days of the gas chamber.

Ethanol in Vicksburg, expanding in Mississippi

John and Rupina Leake of Columbus, Ohio, thought nothing of filling their gleaming white Harley Davidson Ultra Classic with ethanol-blended fuel on the final legs of their three-state trip.

New Orleans e-mail flurry about saving lighthouse

Stephanie Bruno remembers long summer days on the lakefront, picnics, playing in the water, and the old light house stacked in red-roofed layers, ending in a pert little cupola.

Judge orders Zach Scruggs to prison Aug. 15

A judge has ordered Zach Scruggs, the son of lawyer Richard "Dickie" Scruggs, to report to federal prison on Aug. 15 to serve a 14-month sentence.

Home of Grace founder dies at 83

A minister created with helping more than 40,000 people recover from drug and alcohol addictions has died at the age of 83.

Tennessee lottery numbers

Here are the winning numbers selected Saturday in the Tennessee state lottery:

Mental disability key to 2 death row appeals

Two Mississippi death row inmates argue in court papers that they are mentally disabled and should not be put to death.

38 vie for Miss Hospitality

Thirty-eight contestants will compete Aug. 1-2 for the 2008 crown of Mississippi Miss Hospitality.

3 killed in train-truck collision

Canadian National Railway and Tallahatchie County authorities are investigating an accident in which three people died when a freight train collided with a truck.

Black Republican group uses MLK to promote itself

A black Republican group has put up billboards in Florida and South Carolina saying the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was a Republican, a claim that black leaders say is ridiculous.

Braves' Francoeur is sent to minors

Slumping Braves outfielder Jeff Francoeur was sent to the minors to work on his hitting, with his average having dropped to .234.

Northeast Miss, juco hires new coach

Ricky Smither, the offensive line coach at Northeast Mississippi Community College this past season, has been named head football coach for the Tigers.

Report: Dry conditions expand in Miss

An area of moderate drought in southwest Mississippi has dissipated, but abnormally dry conditions now cover much of that state.

Meridian man charged with child abuse

Authorities say a Meridian man has been charged with felony child abuse in a case involving his four-month-old daughter.

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