Senate Bill 1362 efforts led by Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt on Tuesday won full Senate approval for extending time for early voting.

Northbound Flood Avenue is closed to all traffic at Robinson. James Garner Avenue is closed to all traffic at Acres. The Flood and James Garner roundabout is closed to all traffic ...

Thousands of motocross fans and racers are hoping to catch some thrills at Dade City Motocross’ biggest event of the year. “It’s awesome,” said Josh Richards, ...

Tickets for this month's World Cup Playoff tournament in Mexico went on sale on Tuesday at bargain prices compared to the finals, with fans able to secure a seat ​for as little as 200 Mexican pesos ...

VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESS Newswire / February 11, 2026 / Gemdale Gold Inc. (TSXV:GEMG) ("Gemdale", "Gemdale Gold" or the ...

US fighter jets intercept Russian bombers, spy plane off Alaska Tributes pour in after actor Eric Dane dies at 53 'There will be leadership accountability': Bungled Boeing Starliner mission put ...

WAPT MOBILE APP OR WAPT.COM. A FORMER GARY ROAD ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL WHO HAD HIS FIRING OVERTURNED BY THE STATE COURT OF APPEALS. NOW SPEAKING OUT TONIGHT. YEAH. HINDS COUNTY SCHOOL LEADERS FIRED TOBY ...

Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) has announced price cuts across key variants of the Hyundai i20, making it more accessible to buyers in the segment. With the new pricing, the premium hatchback now ...

JACKSON, Mississippi (WAPT) — The Mississippi Court of Appeals has ordered the reinstatement of Toby Price, an assistant principal at Gary Road Elementary School, who was fired for reading the book “I ...

A short excerpt from Tuesday's long decision by Mississippi Court of Appeals Judge Anthony Lawrence in Price v. Hinds County School Dist.: Toby Price, a licensed educator and assistant principal, read ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. JACKSON, Miss. — A state appeals court has reversed a school board’s decision to fire an educator who read a funny children’s book ...

JACKSON, Miss. — A state appeals court has reversed a school board’s decision to fire an educator who read a funny children’s book to second‑grade students. The court said the firing was not supported ...