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Man shot dead at Starkville apartments
The Starkville Police Department is investigating a daylight shooting at Louisville Street Apartments that killed 27-year-old Tyrell Deshon Gillespie, of 1447 Blair Road, Wednesday.
Browning on Business: Wingstop set to open in Starkville
Wingstop is tentatively scheduled to open in Starkville on July 2.
O.J. Simpson case at 20: Views in black and white
The O.J. Simpson murder trial exposed many painful truths. None hit harder than the idea that white and black people often look at the same facts and see different realities.
Tea party candidates try to build on Cantor loss
Conservative insurgents rallied Wednesday to capitalize on the downfall of their party's House majority leader, whose loss to a tea party-backed challenger put the differences dividing Republicans back at the forefront of this year's midterm elections.
Inmate escapes Clay County Jail for second time
The Clay County Sheriff's Department is looking for an inmate who escaped Wednesday afternoon.
Almost half of Oktibbeha officials' 2013 economic filings missing
Personal economic filings for 2013 are unavailable on the Mississippi Ethics Commission's website for nine of 20 elected Oktibbeha County officials, a survey of the site showed Wednesday.
State: 513 voters lacked photo ID on June 3
Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann said Wednesday that Mississippi's first election requiring photo identification reinforces his belief that the state no longer needs federal oversight to handle elections and redistricting.
Senate Republican leader helps raise $825K for Cochran
Six-term incumbent Thad Cochran is getting a campaign finance boost from the top Senate Republican, while tea party challenger Chris McDaniel continues telling voters that Cochran is failing to fight President Barack Obama's policies.
Marriages and divorces 6-12-14
Jury finds ex-mayor of Southaven guilty
A DeSoto County jury Wednesday found former Southaven Mayor Greg Davis guilty in an embezzlement case.
Building permits 6-12-14
For OPEC, the price of oil is just right, for now
The world oil market has set up quite nicely for OPEC.
Lawmakers push to approve unified veterans' bill
After two overwhelming votes in two days, members of Congress say they are confident they can agree on a bill to improve veterans' health care and send it to the president's desk by the end of the month.
Study: Red meat possibly linked to breast cancer
Women who often indulge their cravings for hamburgers, steaks and other red meat may have a slightly higher risk of breast cancer, a new study suggests.
10-year-old gets high school diploma in California
A 10-year-old Northern California boy is celebrating a milestone most people don't reach until they are in their late teens.
Bush bash: Elder ex-president turns 90
Former President George H.W. Bush is celebrating his 90th birthday at his family's seaside retreat in Maine, where he has spent his summers since he was a boy.
Bergdahl writing, posts show frustration, struggle
In Facebook posts written before he vanished from his military base in Afghanistan, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl spoke of his frustration with the world and his desire to change the status quo.
Romney tries to re-emerge as GOP force
Once fearing he would be viewed as "a loser for life" if he failed to win the presidency, Mitt Romney is trying to re-emerge as a force in Republican politics.
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