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KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--You may have noticed you're paying more for gas. In the past couple of days it's gone up in central Mississippi and everywhere else, too, due to an energy shortage in China and one in Europe. Gasbuddy's Patrick DeHaan believes you may not... Read More.

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--Coronavirus deaths are still affecting central Mississippi, even though those numbers are going down. One person was reported dead in Neshoba County and one in Newton County over the past day, out of the 61 deaths reported in the state.The Miss. Dept. of... Read More.

WASHINGTON--The odds are that you know someone who's had to get a restraining order or at least has had to call the cops on their significant other. The money for helping battered women, men and children comes partially from Washington and right now Democrats... Read More.

Clean up is continuing at the Boswell Media office in Kosciusko following the collapse of the radio tower on Sept. 1.Following the removal of over 50 trees from around the studio in the past weeks, Brian Bollinger from On The Grind Stump Grinding is... Read More.

NEWTON, Miss.--The child shot last week at Newton Elementary School is at home after emergency surgery. Tylin Parker, 6, was shot by another child at the school, he says. Police said last week they believe it was an accident.“I could smell, smell how the... Read More.

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--Coronavirus cases have slowed in Mississippi to below 1,000 per day for the past several days, with under 900 cases reported Friday and 1,561, reported by the Miss. State Dept. of Health over the weekend.Of the 42 deaths reported over the weekend, only one... Read More.

KEMPER COUNTY, Miss.--A woman was locked up this weekend after she shot her husband several times during an argument, said Kemper County Sheriff James Moore. Dorthea Crowe, 32, faces a list of charges, including being a felon in possession of a firearm.“They came in... Read More.