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Home Saver Program
CLINTON - There could be some good news for struggling homeowners.
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Apple Products Used In Schools
JACKSON - The products are use to help children learn and teacher teach.
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Still Buzzing About Bond Issue
RANKIN COUNTY - The special election cost taxpayers nearly 68-thousand dollars.
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Students Warned of Protecting Their Identity
JACKSON - Identity theft can get anyone at anytime. According to the FBI, it's one of the top three most common complaints. That’s why local colleges are getting the word out to their students about the importance of keeping your personal information safe.
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Down Economy Might Not Affect Student Loans
The down economy has some students worried about getting financial help when they head to college.
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Local Businesses Grow Despite Down Economy
In Mississippi, small businesses have been a good source of new jobs.
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Dow Drops Below 11,000
New York - The drop of more than 630 points comes on the first day of trading following the U.S. credit downgrade.
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Gas Prices Not Affecting Holiday Weekend Plans
Finally, some good news at the gas pump: Prices have been going down and that means we can all save a bit more.
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Fact or Fiction: Getting The Most Out Of A Tank Of Gas
All of us are trying to make the most out of every tank of gas.
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Gas Prices On The Rise Again
The national average for a gallon of regular unleaded is $3.81.
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People Buzzing About Pains At The Pumps
We talked with people about higher gasoline prices.
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WESToration Initiative Attracts More Participants
We have more information about the WESToration Initiative.
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Finding Ways To Boost State Revenue
We talked with state lawmakers about ways to boost revenues.
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WESToration Initiative Aims At Attracting More To West Jackson
We found out about the WESToration Initiative.
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Changes When You File Your Taxes
Expect Some Changes This Year When You Go To File Your Taxes
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State Lawmaker Attacks Governor Barbour's Budget Proposal
Will Mississippi be forced to layoff hundreds of state employees? That's the prediction from one state lawmaker.
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Grading Education Spending
Cuts in state funds means schools have to make do with less.
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Thousands Of Dollars Still Available In State Appliance Rebate Program
Second round of rebates to be made available beginning Wednesday.
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Mississippi Senate Approves Retirement Plan Changes
Mississippi Senate approves a bill requiring public employees to pay more toward their own retirement.
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MS House Bans Public Funds For Abortions
Mississippi House passes a bill to ban public funding of abortions under health exchanges that will be created under a new federal law.
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State Budget Could Mean Layoffs, Furloughs
agencies will be cut aas much as 17 percent
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Hinds County Announces Furloughs
Supervisors approve plan to furlough more than 900 county employees on one-day-a-month for five months.
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College Cost Are Going Up In Mississippi
Room, board up at Miss. colleges
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Jackson Mayor Lays Out Budget Priorities
council members have own spending priorities
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