January 11Mississippi woman looking for cat finds 7-foot alligator in storm drain instead: ‘Name him Pennywise’A woman in Pascagoula, Mississippi, hoping to locate her missing cat came across an estimated 7-foot gator lurking in a storm drain instead.
January 9Ex-Louisiana State University football player shot by dog while hunting, has leg amputatedA former Louisiana State University lineman was shot -- by his dog -- while duck hunting in Mississippi last month, a freakish injury that reportedly required the amputation of part of his left leg.
January 8Girls, 12 and 14, accused of murdering mom after being punished for trying to mow her downA 12-year-old girl and her 14-year-old sister murdered their mom after she punished them for trying to run her over with the family car, according to reports Tuesday
January 3Mississippi unveils new state license plates with 'In God We Trust'"In God we Trust" will be the new standard on Mississippi license plates beginning this month. It will replace the design featuring blues legend B.B. King.
December 16Retired Mississippi police dog rescued from animal shelter as handler gets demotionA Mississippi cop has been demoted from the K9 unit to patrol duty after taking his retired four-legged partner to an animal shelter to be put up for adoption.
6:48November 28Critics slam Hyde-Smith as 'white supremacist' and 'racist'GOP Mississippi Senate candidate Cindy Hyde-Smith plagued by allegations of racism; reaction from Pastor Darrell Scott and professor Jason Nichols.
1:27November 28Hyde-Smith heads back to DC after Senate runoff winRepublican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith back to work after defeating Democrat Mike Espy in Mississippi's special election; Jonathan Serrie reports from Jackson.
November 28Mississippi Senate race pits Espy against Hyde-Smith: What to know about the runoff electionRepublican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democratic former Rep. Mike Espy faced off in the final Senate race to be decided in the 2018 midterm elections.
November 28Trump congratulates Hyde-Smith on her ‘big win’ in Mississippi’s special electionHistory is set to be made in Mississippi, where polls have now closed in the special election runoff to determine whether incumbent Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith will become the first woman ever elected to Congress from the state.
2:35November 27Cindy Hyde-Smith wins US Senate runoff in MississippiRepublican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith defeats Democrat Mike Espy in special election; Peter Doocy reports from Jackson, Miss.
