Posted: 11:04 PM Newscenter 11 continues to follow the controversy surrounding Meridian's historic districts.

Updated: 4:25 PM Mississippi's abortion clinic is scrambling to comply with a new abortion law.

Updated: 12:52 PM Mississippi Democrats will be meeting on June 30th in Jackson.

Posted: 5:34 PM The Mississippi attorney general's office says the state Supreme Court should not grant a stay of execution for an inmate scheduled to die by injection Tuesday.

Updated: 11:39 PM Some people who live in the Poplar Springs Historic District are doing what they can to stop Dollar General from opening a new location there.

Posted: 5:49 PM Mississippi tax collections are up, but lawmakers say state agencies still might face budget cuts during the 2013 session.

Updated: 11:54 PM Meridian Police Chief Lee Shelbourn says his upcoming retirement is not due to contention with other city officials.

Updated: 11:56 PM Meridian Mayor Cheri Barry has vetoed a moratorium that was passed earlier this week by the Meridian City Council.

Updated: 11:04 PM A moratorium on business permits for one area of Meridian has support on each side.

Posted: 11:09 AM Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann says about 1,600 Mississippians have until June 16 to file claims for what they are owed by Morgan Keegan.

Updated: 5:56 PM Candidates for election commissioner in Mississippi will be on the ballot Nov. 6.

Updated: 7:43 AM The Meridian City Council voted 3-2 in favor of implementing a moratorium on the issuance of commercial building permits within the historic midtown district.

Updated: 3:44 PM Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant says he won't block the execution of Henry Curtis Jackson, Jr.

Updated: 11:39 AM Mississippi dipped back into recession in 2011, according to federal figures released Tuesday.

Updated: 12:25 AM The Lauderdale County Board of Supervisors voted to deem a property in the county 'a public nuisance' and look into cleaning it up.

Updated: 3:10 PM The U.S. Supreme Court will not take another look at the bribery conviction of former Alabama governor Don Siegelman and former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy.

Posted: 12:59 PM A book written by Alabama's House Speaker details GOP efforts to win the Alabama Statehouse.

Posted: 10:42 AM A national coalition of civil rights and labor organizations is targeting Alabama because of the state's strong illegal immigration law.

Updated: 12:26 AM The Meridian Police Department finally got air conditioning Thursday, with the installation of a borrowed unit.

Posted: 10:58 AM An expanded class-action settlement agreement calls for around two dozen companies that manufactured trailers distributed by the government after hurricanes Katrina and Rita to pay a total of $37.5 million.

Posted: 10:41 AM A new law signed by Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley is trying to crack down on metal theft by setting up stricter requirements for selling scrap metal.

Updated: 5:05 PM Seven former Mississippi Democrats, including Newton County Sheriff Jackie Knight, are now with the ranks of the Republican Party after making their formal switch Wednesday.

Posted: 11:20 AM The Raytheon plant in Forest will get nearly half the work under a $9.4 million order to replace electronics in military jets.

Updated: 11:14 AM Former Alabama congressman Artur Davis said if he were to run for office again, it would be as a Republican.

Updated: 11:12 AM Gov. Phil Bryant told a group of students in Hattiesburg that he believes there's a place for prayer in public schools.