Posted: 10:21 AM Three of the four candidates running for the U.S. senate in Mississippi spoke at the Mississippi Economic Council's annual Hobnob.

Posted: 10:14 AM The Obama administration is temporarily waiving some Clean Air Act requirements in Mississippi, Alabama and other states.

Posted: 11:58 PM A local restaurant was robbed and an officer responding the robbery was involved in a wreck.

Updated: 12:04 AM A police standoff at a Meridian motel lasted for hours, but ended peacefully.

Posted: 6:55 PM The Philadelphia Dance Company is sponsoring a dance workshop for area students.

Updated: 11:40 PM Ruby Merrill is making a difference in the lives of children by volunteering as a foster grandparent.

Updated: 11:43 PM Two super loads headed to the Kemper County lignite plant are behind schedule.

Updated: 11:41 PM Some children in Lauderdale County got an early start on their trick-or-treating.

Updated: 11:39 PM College, business and military recruiters were on the campus of Meridian High School Wednesday.

Updated: 11:38 PM A new walking trail has been completed at Southeast Middle School.

Posted: 5:02 PM Gov. Phil Bryant and a Canadian diplomat are urging Mississippi's business community to look north for trading opportunities.

Updated: 12:04 AM Two days after a local civil rights leader was arrested, and the head of the NAACP in Meridian is questioning the motives.

Updated: 11:41 PM Two locations around Lauderdale County are known for supposed hauntings: one story is legend, the other is history.

Posted: 12:39 PM Mississippi is sending an incident management team to Maryland to help the area recover from Hurricane Sandy.

Posted: 10:49 AM A former south Mississippi tax clerk has pleaded guilty to embezzling $7,000.

Updated: 11:59 PM Downtown Meridian was packed for Meridian Main Street's Annual Candy Crawl.

Updated: 11:58 PM Dr. Adam Blomberg urged Clarkdale students to travel safely and be responsible.

Updated: 11:59 PM Two super loads on their way to the Kemper County lignite coal plant will begin moving again Tuesday evening at 6:00.

Updated: 11:57 PM Students at St. Patrick School received a visit from the police Tuesday.

Updated: 11:57 PM MCCSA shared information about its weatherization program with the public.

Updated: 2:14 PM Trick-or-Treating in Meridian will be held from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday.

Updated: 11:56 PM Some alarming numbers are being released about car thefts in Meridian.

Posted: 12:14 PM Mississippi residents still have time to vote by absentee ballot, but the deadline is near.

Posted: 4:32 PM The Alabama Education Association plans to lobby to get teachers a 10 percent raise over the next two years if the money is available

Updated: 9:49 AM William Faulkner wrote that the past is never dead. And his heirs say their copyright to that phrase is very much alive.