Consumers have been hitting the checkout lines again

General Motors is shutting down several plants due to high fuel prices.

Free Wi-Fi is coming to a Starbucks near you.

United Airlines is making some major cuts.

Find out what's making you younger or older with the RealAge test.

If you're a procrastinator, or just can't seem to get things done, there's a great blog that has tips, shortcuts, and downloads to help you...

Emily and Jacob top the list of most popular baby names.

If you signed up for direct deposit on your tax return, you could start seeing your economic rebate check in your account this week.

There's a great website that has tips on staying healthy and remedies for general illnesses.

The American Heart Association recommends children get a heart exam before they're prescribed drugs to treat ADHD.

The Jackson Convention Complex is slated to bring a million dollars in business during its first year.

Claiborne County School District says three students have tested positive for a common skin infection.

A new gym is scheduled to open in downtown Jackson in the fall.

Members of a local sorority donate thousands of dollars to the YMCA.

Auto manufactures plan to release sales figures for the month of March today; they are expected to show declines.

News Channel 12, along with the American Cancer Society and Courthouse Gym spun for a cure this weekend.

Teams from News Channel 12 bowled for kids’ sake this weekend at Lawril Lanes.

There's a great website that gives information on the top 101 cities, counties, or towns in the nation, one website has all the information.

A new federal report shows Mississippi had the 3rd highest per capita income growth rate for 2007, but still has lowest per capita income in the nation....

Even with gas prices on the rise, there is some relief in sight, milk prices are dropping.

A new study claims FEMA ignored research on effects of formaldehyde in trailers.

A government survey finds dangerous numbers of teens and young adults misusing cough and cold medicine.

Doctors change their advice regarding mothers who breast feed and the foods they eat.