Why are flags half-staff in Mississippi on Jan. 17? State honors New Orleans attack victim
State and U.S. flags will be at half-staff in Mississippi to honor New Orleans terror attack victim, Jimmy Carter. Here's how ...
Mississippi teen killed in New Orleans terrorist attack remembered by family, friends
Services were held Friday in Lyman for 18-year-old Nikyra Dedeaux, one of 14 killed in a terrorist attack on New Year's Day ...
New Orleans is at a crossroads leading to its ultimate destiny
In the wake of the tragedy that struck the NOLA's French Quarter and caused 14 deaths and 35 serious injuries, some ...
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Mississippi teen killed in New Orleans attack will be laid to rest in a unique casket
With her funeral scheduled Friday, Ni'kyra Cheyenne Dedeaux, a Gulport, Mississippi teenager killed in the Jan. 1 Bourbon ...
St. Louis, Memphis, even New Orleans have had more January snow than Minneapolis
A record 8 inches of snow fell Tuesday in New Orleans, the southernmost major Mississippi River city, more than four times more than Minneapolis has seen in January.
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Why are flags half-staff in Mississippi on Jan. 17? State honors New Orleans attack victim
Why are flags flying at half staff in Mississippi on Friday, Jan. 17? State flags will be lowered to honor the memory of a victim of the New Orleans terrorist attack on Jan. 1. Here's what we know.
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Mississippi teen killed in New Orleans terrorist attack remembered by family, friends
A second victim from Mississippi was 25-year-old Matthew Tenedorio. He will be remembered at a service Saturday in Slidell. President Joe Biden flew to New Orleans on Jan. 6 to meet with the ...
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A frigid storm drops rare snow on Houston and New Orleans as Florida readies plows in the Panhandle
A rare frigid storm charged through Texas and the northern Gulf Coast on Tuesday, blanketing New Orleans and Houston with ...
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How does the MS Coast prep for snow? Line up for New Orleans king cake, then hunker down
And on the Mississippi Coast, dozens of people dressed in their heavy coats, sweatshirts and hats were lined up waiting at a makeshift "king cake hub" in Waveland as some of New Orleans' most ...