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Pardoned by Haley Barbour, a 'free man' is on the run

Convicted for killing a convenience store clerk in 1994, Joseph Ozment walked out of the Governor's Mansion after being pardoned by Gov. Haley Barbour on Jan. 8 and hasn't been seen since.

Under education reform, school principals swamped by teacher evaluations

Martin Luther King, Jr.: Who misquoted King so monumentally?

Martin Luther King Jr. memorial quote to be changed

John Mellencamp: It's About You: movie review

Change Agent Seeking justice for victims across borders

The Circle Bastiat Value is subjective: A study in pandas

NBA labor deal: Did it fix the league's biggest problem?

Horizons Mary Blair: Why she was 'Walt Disney's favorite artist'

A Christian Science Perspective The legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., and the God that frees

Stir It Up! Chicken pecan bites with blue cheese dip

Diggin' It Fall house cleaning -- birdhouses, that is

Employee benefits: Rising costs will eat into your paycheck

In Pictures Burning Man Festival

Global News Blog Elvis comes to life in Seoul

West Memphis Three now must learn how to live as free men

West Memphis Three: Internet campaign, Hollywood drove their release

How the lessons of Columbine may have stopped a Tampa massacre

Elvis Presley: His five greatest songs

Stir It Up! Crispy picnic slaw

Three deaths in one weekend puts Taser use by cops in crosshairs

The Chitlin’ Circuit and the Road to Rock ‘n’ Roll, by Preston Lauterbach.

In America's Deep South, a front seat for Freedom Riders

As much of US swelters, here are 5 worst heat waves of past 30 years

Ongoing rains worsen record-breaking floods along Missouri River