On May 25, 1983, I was 21 years old—lost and heading nowhere fast. That night, I was fspeeding down 4th Street in my hometown of Hattiesburg, headlights off, 90 mph, foot on the gas. It was 2 a.m.

The conservative incumbent, Ashby Foote, is facing stiff competition as Ward 1, the city’s whitest ward in wealthy northeast ...

The House pulled an all-nighter then left Jackson, leaving the Senate to either concur with bills it sent … or lump it. The ...

The House pulled an all-nighter then left Jackson, leaving the Senate to either concur with bills it sent … or lump it. The ...

Senators expressed frustration with the House of Representatives leaving Jackson early Thursday morning before both chambers ...

A Scott County Grand Jury meeting this week in Special Session continued  “for further investigation” the one case they were ...

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks’ (MDWFP) Mississippi Museum of Natural Science (MMNS) invites ...

The American Civil Liberties Union launched a campaign this month to seek accountability from law enforcement departments ...

Gov. Tate Reeves says budget agreement keeps most agencies funded at this year’s levels. Gov. Tate Reeves announced on ...

One of Mississippi’s longest-serving current state senators, who published a memoir about how education helped him move from ...

Three weeks after a medical biller announced it would no longer be working with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Mississippi, moms ...

Delta Council President, Tripp Hayes of Clarksdale, is pleased to announce that Keith Carter, the Vice Chancellor for ...