Southeast News

Gerlinde Thomas doesn’t often get deeply involved in politics, and during a recent interview she wasn’t even 100 percent sure... Read More

Despite some scattered power cuts and a lot of rain, Tropical Storm Ernesto has proved to be more of an... Read More

Mississippi Insurance Commissioner George Dale has pledged that the Mississippi Insurance Department will continue to dedicate itself to getting as... Read More

Who are the moles? The question was like a parlor game for employees of State Farm Insurance Co. after Hurricane... Read More

Hundreds of people gathered in Biloxi, Miss. on Sunday to remember Hurricane Katrina’s destruction and promote healing to the community.... Read More

Memphis city officials say they’ve shelled out nearly $2 million toward settling at least five lawsuits this year. The city... Read More

There’s one in every town — a convenience store where IDs aren’t necessary, or a low-lit bar whose servers never... Read More

Swollen and limp, Trudy Roy’s left arm hangs dead at her side. With its nerves shredded beyond repair, the limb... Read More

A year after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, Mississippi has begun to distribute grant checks to homeowners to help... Read More

Workers compensation insurers have filed to reduce rates in Florida an average 13.3 percent statewide next year. Florida Insurance Commissioner... Read More