Khamari Haymer leaves WCBI after nearly three years
WCBI announced that reporter Khamari Haymer is departing the station after nearly three years, and urged audiences to follow its social accounts for updates.
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WCBI announced that reporter Khamari Haymer is departing the station after nearly three years, and urged audiences to follow its social accounts for updates.
Read MoreBrian Hadad and Robbie Faulk said Mississippi State has avoided the early-season stumbles that have affected many SEC teams, losing only to two top-10 opponents as conference play begins.
Read MoreThe Mississippi House has passed a measure allowing liquor permit holders to buy alcohol directly from manufacturers amid ongoing distribution issues caused by warehouse software failures.
Read MoreNo. 4 Mississippi State, No. 10 Southern Miss and Ole Miss each swept weekend opponents at home, the schools reported, with high-scoring outings and several multi-hit performances.
Read MoreA Magnolia Tribune commentary interprets the Gospel of John’s ‘Woman at the Well’ narrative as a call for Christians to enter hostile places and build spiritual relationships, a columnist wrote.
Read MoreCharles Smith, a Food for Life instructor in Jackson, says switching to a whole food, plant-based diet can reduce grocery costs and help prevent chronic disease, according to a guest essay for Mississippi Today.
Read MoreLawmakers in both chambers advanced measures to intercept casino and sports-betting payouts from parents behind on child support, a step supporters say could protect payments for more than 150,000 children.
Read MoreU.S. Rep. Bennie Thompson said he plans to continue representing Mississippi’s 2nd congressional district and will seek another term in the March 10 Democratic primary, the Mississippi Free Press reported.
Read MoreA motorcyclist from Alabama died in a crash on U.S. Highway 98 in Greene County, Mississippi, on March 6, according to authorities.
Read MoreEntergy Mississippi said more than 14,000 customers were without power as of 5:15 p.m. Saturday, with most outages reported in Hinds, Madison and Rankin counties, WJTV reported.
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