Updated: 8:11 PM A victim shot outside Vicksburg High School has died of his injuries. A 20-year-old suspect, a student, was taken into custody.

Updated: 7:01 PM "Back Pain...Be Gone!" That's the idea behind a relatively new treatment now available.

Updated: 7:34 PM One out of five Americans seeks help for foot pain every year.

Updated: 7:30 PM Several people were injured in separate wrecks Tuesday afternoon.

Updated: 7:27 PM A case of West Nile virus has been confirmed in a horse in Lauderdale County.

Updated: 7:21 PM Lauderdale County's supervisors continue work on the fiscal 2004 budget. It appears there will be a tax increase.

Updated: 7:19 PM A new display in an exhibit room at Alabama's Capitol includes a plaque of the Ten Commandments.

Updated: 7:11 PM Water and sewer rates are going up 10% for city of Meridian customers.

Updated: 6:44 PM The 186th Air Refueling Wing has welcomed a new commander.

Updated: 6:18 PM A pair of Mississippi state senators kickoff their bids for reelection at Republican headquarters in Meridian.

Updated: 6:09 PM University of Mississippi students will be asked whether they want the Colonel Rebel mascot to be replaced.

Posted: 6:02 PM The ongoing war on terror in Iraq has claimed the life of a local man.

Updated: 7:04 PM After months of debate, the day is finally here. Tuesday, September 9 Alabama voters will head to the polls to vote on the largest proposed tax increase in the state's history.

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Updated: 8:32 PM Members of the 367th Maintenance Company of the Mississippi National Guard left for duty Friday, but not without fanfare, prayers and hugs.

Updated: 1:34 PM Mississippi schools received their first individual grades this week. Many in the east central part of the state fared well, while some fell below the mark.

Updated: 7:47 PM A Democratic candidate who lost the primary by 45 votes is reviewing the ballot boxes for a possible challenge to the results.

Updated: 7:35 PM The major party nominees for governor were invited to take their campaign message to the University of Mississippi campus.

Updated: 7:28 PM A local woman died in a one vehicle wreck Friday in Meridian. Officials say the driver likely had a seizure.

Updated: 7:29 PM Some elementary students in the Meridian public school district are getting free hearing and vision screenings thanks to the Meridian Junior Auxiliary.

Updated: 7:20 PM According to criteria established by "No Child Left Behind" legislation, half of public schools in Mississippi did not meet performance standards.

Updated: 7:15 PM An offer by Mississippi's governor to temporarily house the Ten Commandments monument was turned down by Judge Roy Moore.

Updated: 7:10 PM Authorities have new information that indicates Reina Russell, 3, may not have been abandoned in the Meridian area.

Updated: 8:24 PM Rush Career Care 2003 attracted over 500 students interested in learning about opportunities in healthcare professions.

Updated: 8:23 PM While it would seem obvious that motorists should stop at red lights, a thousand people lose their lives each year becauase someone didn't.