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Marshall Ramsey: Dinghy Mississippi Today.

Mark Keenum, the president of Mississippi State University, addressed the turmoil caused by the Trump Administration’s numerous changes to h...

  A Jackson attorney suspended from the practice last year for taking contraband into a jail could face further Mississippi Bar disciplinary...

Marshall Ramsey: Keeping Us In The Dark Mississippi Today.

Elections Committee Chairman Noah Sanford has successfully pushed some House members to scrap a Senate proposal to establish early voting in...

Mississippi Today, the state’s flagship nonprofit newsroom, is moving its offices to downtown Jackson from Ridgeland.For us, this move i...

Dr. Randy McCoy, a retired longtime public school superintendent and member of the state employee retirement system board, says a plan passe...

I am not sure that turning the safety net into a hammock for the top 1% makes America great. Marshall Ramsey: Transfusion Mississippi T...

Hinds County Chancellor Dewayne Thomas recently affirmed the ruling of the Mississippi Ethics Commission that the state Legislature is not c...

Lainey Jackson Little, 3, holds Biggersville’s state championship trophy Friday morning Mississippi Coliseum while her teammates celebrate....

Sheldon Bray of Blue Springs said he took his wife and two sons to the “March to Save America” rally in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6, 2021, b...

Mid-South Food Bank has shuttered 12 of its mobile food banks in Mississippi as well as dozens of others in Arkansas and Tennessee with the...

by Justin Glowacki with contributions from Stephani Perez Munoz, Sonya Woods, Matthew Martin, McKenna Klamm, Pragesh Adhikar and Miracle Je...

A lawmaker playing hardball may cost poor pregnant women a policy that would help them receive timely prenatal care – after the program’s im...

Feb. 28, 2003Ernest Avants in his 1967 arrest photograph Credit: House Un-American Activities Committee/LSU Cold Case ProjectA U.S....

Marshall Ramsey: Locked Out Mississippi Today.

The Mississippi House has once again passed legislation to increase the size of a program that already sends millions in state dollars to pr...

A group of independent pharmacists from across Mississippi gathered at the Capitol Thursday to urge lawmakers to increase regulation and tra...

The first 24 hours of “100 Days of Peace,” an initiative announced by Jackson leadership Wednesday, were marked by a solemn energy and a ren...

Editor’s note: Christopher Jolivette, a sophomore at Mississippi State University and Birmingham native, offers his perspective on the natio...

OXFORD — A judge denied bond Thursday for the University of Mississippi graduate who is accused of killing Jimmie “Jay” Lee, a well-known me...

Federal immigration officials will soon be able to house an additional 250 people at a privately run prison in the Delta. Tennessee-base...

Ocean Springs homeowners on Wednesday appealed a federal court’s decision to dismiss their lawsuit against the city. The dispute stems from...

Mississippi’s only academic medical center hopes to gain a national research designation that could improve outcomes for cancer patients in...