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What does Rep. Gene Taylor think of the $700 billion bail-out bill?
What does Rep. Gene Taylor think of the $700 billion bail-out bill?
Members of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer grieved another loss Sunday morning.
Air Force Capt. John Harrell is on the other side of the world but he still reads bedtime stories to his 3-year-old twins.
Instead of leaving things up to chance like the New Orleans Saints had done the last two weeks when they flushed away two opportunities to pick up wins on the road, they learned from their past mistakes on Sunday.
Congressional leaders and the White House agreed Sunday to a $700 billion rescue of the ailing financial industry after lawmakers insisted on sharing spending controls with the Bush administration. The biggest U.S. bailout in history won the tentative support of both presidential candidates and goes to the House for a vote Monday.
Volunteers - the good guys - worry allegations of fraud against one group will sully them all
The big winner in Friday night's much-hyped presidential debate was the University of Mississippi.
Against the backdrop of growing national fears about the U.S. economy, Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama sparred over fiscal and foreign policy in their first presidential debate.
A murder suspect lay his head on a courtroom table in dismay Friday after learning he will be held without bond in the shooting death of a retiree that occurred this week.
Both George County and Harrison Central put on a how-to session on implementing an effective high school football rushing attack Friday night in their Region 4-5A opener.
The Region 7-4A showdown between Moss Point and Stone was decided on Jason Loris' left foot.
When teachers and principals found out two years ago the state curriculum test given in spring 2008 would be more difficult, to say they were apprehensive is an understatement.
Parity is the theme in the Region 4-5A football race. For the first time since the region was formed by the Mississippi High School Activities Association in 1993, all four playoff spots are considered wide open.
It was meant to be. About six years ago, Lawrence and Cindy Hill were building their new house north of Pass Christian. They both loved boats and boating, and Cindy could find all sorts of nautical goodies at thrift and antiques stores.
The University of Mississippi community went to bed Thursday still unsure whether the first 2008 presidential debate would be held here tonight.
The mood at the University of Mississippi on Wednesday turned from excitement over the presidential debate to great uncertainty after Republican nominee John McCain announced he wanted to postpone the event in light of the current U.S. financial crisis.
A convicted felon accused of kidnapping a teenage girl in Biloxi is in custody without bond following a string of new felony charges.
The House of Representatives approved an extension Tuesday night of the federal flood-insurance program until April 30, 2009, effectively killing Rep. Gene Taylor's efforts this year to include wind coverage in the program.
The four-county Gulf Coast Start! Heart Walk is heating up, and that's not just the 7,000 pairs of feet expected to trek the 4 miles on Oct. 4. The American Heart Association and the 100-plus event volunteers have revved up the fun and learning aspects of this fundraiser for heart disease and stroke.
The economic crisis and raw politics threatened to derail the first presidential debate as John McCain challenged Barack Obama to delay the Friday forum in Mississippi and join forces to help Washington fix the financial mess. Obama rebuffed his GOP rival, saying the next president needs to "deal with more than one thing at once."
