Therese Apel
Apr 20, 2016: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Wounded Clarksdale officer goes home
Mar 30, 2016: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Wives of Mississippi officials face shoplifting charge
Jan 25, 2016: Therese Apel: Sun Herald: One of two women fatally shot was pregnant, family says
Jan 12, 2016: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Body found of man missing after wreck
Jan 6, 2016: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Madison Co. condemns Stokes' comments
Dec 17, 2015: Clarion Ledger: FBI: 17 indicted in Panola County gang offensive
During a live Facebook chat on Tuesday's Panola County arrests and the link to the Jessica Chambers case, Breaking News Reporter Therese Apel received an email from the FBI with the names and charges of those arrested
During a live Facebook chat on Tuesday's Panola County arrests and the link to the Jessica Chambers case, Breaking News Reporter Therese Apel received an email from the FBI with the names and charges of those arrested
Nov 4, 2015: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Lawrence sheriff-elect makes history
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June 15, 2015: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Marshall Co. deputy wounded; suspect in custody
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May 20, 2015: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: K-9 saves Hancock County deputy from ambush attack
Apr 30, 2015: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Clinton Mayor, Hinds DA trade verbal blows at press conference
Apr 14, 2015: Theres Apel: Clarion Ledger: Man shot after allegedly rushing Lincoln deputies with a gun
Hazlehurst: I sent this email to our executive editor, Sam Hall, and our publisher, Jason Taylor, this morning regarding...
Posted by Therese Apel - News on Monday, April 13, 2015
Apr 9, 2015: Weidie Report: Fortunately, College Board Stands Its Ground With Dan Jones
Right to the bitter end and even past Jones’ decision on March 9, the very biased press coverage of the controversy continued. There were numerous offenders but perhaps the worst were Clarion-Leger reporter Therese Apel and executive editor Sam Hall. On social media Apel said “…I’m convinced now EVERYONE thinks most of the IHL board is a bunch of knuckleheads. Prob even God.” She also said that the IHL board was “absolutely WORTHLESS.” Again, the caps are Apel’s. These are just two of her social media comments and there were more, including an earlier one about people thinking the college board were “A-holes.”
Right to the bitter end and even past Jones’ decision on March 9, the very biased press coverage of the controversy continued. There were numerous offenders but perhaps the worst were Clarion-Leger reporter Therese Apel and executive editor Sam Hall. On social media Apel said “…I’m convinced now EVERYONE thinks most of the IHL board is a bunch of knuckleheads. Prob even God.” She also said that the IHL board was “absolutely WORTHLESS.” Again, the caps are Apel’s. These are just two of her social media comments and there were more, including an earlier one about people thinking the college board were “A-holes.”
Mar 30, 2015: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Forestry helicopter crashes in Harrison County, coroner on scene
Mar 30, 2015: Therse Apel: Clarion Ledger: Terry Mayor Rod Nicholson charged with embezzlement
Feb 6, 2015: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Two months after Jessica Chambers' death: Authorities resolute
Jan 29, 2015: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Ex-boyfriend's mom: Jessica Chambers was not in a gang
Jan 28, 2015: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Vigil to honor Jessica Chambers on her birthday
Jan 11, 2015: Therese Apel: Clarion Ledger: Benjamin Crump: Miss. a leader in racial justice
Jan 8, 2015: Therse Apel: Clarion Ledger: Last of 10 defendants in hate crime case plead guilty
Apr 2, 2014: Jackson Free Press: How The Clarion-Ledger Got It Wrong: The Importance of Context
As part of its coverage of Mississippi's proposed execution of Michelle Byrom, The Clarion-Ledger's Therese Apel wrote a puff piece that ostensibly explored whether the United States reserves its harshest punishment mostly for men. Does the criminal-justice system suffer from gender bias?
As part of its coverage of Mississippi's proposed execution of Michelle Byrom, The Clarion-Ledger's Therese Apel wrote a puff piece that ostensibly explored whether the United States reserves its harshest punishment mostly for men. Does the criminal-justice system suffer from gender bias?