A federal judge will soon decide if a Mississippi law banning educators from teaching diversity, equity and inclusion programs should be blo...

More than a half-century after the state banned it, “Mississippi: Conflict and Change” is back on the shelves.The University Press of Mi...

Nathan Jermyn frequented NASA Stennis on field trips when he was younger. Now, he works as an attorney-advisor supporting NASA Stennis and t...

Editor’s note: This Mississippi Today Ideas essay is published as part of our Brain Drain project, which seeks answers to Mississippi’s brai...

Voters in several areas of the state can participate in special primary elections today to decide who will represent them in the state Legis...

DENVER (KDVR) — A two-vehicle crash sent at least one person to the hospital and required extrication in Aurora on Monday night.FOX...

Behind Bars, Beyond Care:A Mississippi Today investigation into suffering, secrecy and the business of prison health careSusie Balf...

PERKINSTON — In the embrace of a cheerfully chittering spider monkey named Louie, an Army veteran who grappled for decades with post-traumat...

Mississippians have until Tuesday to intervene in a proposal for a natural gas pipeline that would span nearly the full width of the state....

For years, Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has portrayed the state as a trailblazer in using the courts to address the opioid epidem...

Rusty Hampton was the sports editor at the Clarion Ledger for 11 years and worked there for 25 years in two different stints. He talks about...

Despite twists and turns, Mississippi took a step forward this week in expanding broadband access in the state. There have been concerns...

A cybersecurity attack displaying explicit, racist and antisemitic images derailed Mississippi’s second meeting to begin the process of allo...

JPMorganChase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon, Mississippi businessman Tommy Duff and award-winning journalists joined local civic changemakers...