Just Average GirlsBecoming a victim of sex trafficking can happen to those from "good" homes just as easily as it does to those from "bad" or poor circumstances. The crime cuts across all facets of society, excluding no one regardless of gender, …
‘The Right Thing to Do’Federal Customs and Border Protection officials estimate that 20 million people worldwide (8 million more than in 2010) are trapped in the modern-day form of slavery known as human trafficking.
Justice Delayed?Federal Judge Henry Wingate has been admonished repeatedly for the long delays in his court.
Defense Begins Closings in George Zimmerman TrialGeorge Zimmerman's defense attorney began his final arguments Friday, telling jurors he will show them the neighborhood watch volunteer's "pure, unadulterated innocence" of second-degree murder when he fatally shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.
Unsealed Documents Offer Details of School ThreatThe man who pleaded guilty to making online threats to attack a north Mississippi high school had researched how to make bombs, the 1999 Columbine High School shooting and serial killers, according to recently unsealed court records.
Sex Trafficking: What Now?During the last legislative session, Mississippi lawmakers sharpened the teeth of the state's laws addressing human trafficking.
Miss. High Court to Hear Arguments in Eaton CaseThe Eaton Corp. goes before the Mississippi Supreme Court on Aug. 5 seeking reinstatement of its $1 billion trade secrets lawsuit filed against a rival, Frisby Aerospace.
Trial Delayed for Ex-BP Executive in Spill ProbeA federal judge has postponed the trial of a former BP executive charged with concealing information from Congress about the amount of oil that was spewing from the company's blown-out well in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.
Sex Trafficking: It’s Not About SexHeather Wagner, assistant attorney general in charge of the domestic violence unit in the state attorney general's office, says it's unclear just how big the sex trafficking problem is in the state.
Sex Trafficking: A Local ProblemTrading lives for money, sex, work or drugs—those are just a few of the ways people get used. The money can be huge—for those in control of other lives.
Ohio Woman Accuses 3 of Holding Her CaptiveA woman told authorities she was held captive for more than a year by three people who forced her to do housework, raided her bank account and menaced her with snakes and pit bulls.
Becoming a victim of sex trafficking can happen to those from "good" homes just as easily as it does to those from "bad" or poor circumstances. The crime cuts across all facets of society, excluding no one regardless of gender, …
Federal Customs and Border Protection officials estimate that 20 million people worldwide (8 million more than in 2010) are trapped in the modern-day form of slavery known as human trafficking.
Federal Judge Henry Wingate has been admonished repeatedly for the long delays in his court.
A steady downward trend in major crimes in the capitol city continues, with one notable exception: carjackings.
During the last legislative session, Mississippi lawmakers sharpened the teeth of the state's laws addressing human trafficking.
Sex traffickers frequently move girls around.
The Mississippi Declaration of Secession makes no secret of what the Civil War was about: slavery.
Heather Wagner, assistant attorney general in charge of the domestic violence unit in the state attorney general's office, says it's unclear just how big the sex trafficking problem is in the state.
Trading lives for money, sex, work or drugs—those are just a few of the ways people get used. The money can be huge—for those in control of other lives.