GREENVILLE – A federal jury has convicted a former Amory High School teacher of sexually exploiting at least seven students over 10 years, the U.S. Attorney’s...
The Mississippi Division of Medicaid dropped 7,448 people from its coverage in November. The latest numbers cap six months of disenrollments. In total, nearly 100,000 Mississippians...
Neither Rome nor a fully functioning water system in Jackson can be built in a day, but there were plenty of developments from the past year...
Only three times since the federal government began tracking the labor force participation rate in the mid-1970s have a lower percentage of eligible Mississippi workers been...
Even his detractors would recognize James Robertson, who died earlier this month, as one of the brightest individuals to have served on the Mississippi Supreme Court....
Gov. Tate Reeves has appointed Bill Cork as the new executive director of the Mississippi Development Authority, the state’s economic development agency. Cork replaces Laura Hipp...
Nearly seven months after an Indianola police officer shot an 11-year-old boy in the chest during a domestic call, the boy’s mother has finally seen the...
We have known for more than two years that powerhouse football programs Texas and Oklahoma would join the Southeastern Conference. We’ve known for eight months the...
A plan championed by Gov. Tate Reeves to draw down more money for the state’s hospitals has been partially approved by the federal government. Thanks to...
The Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board is considering revoking the charter of a Canton school that opened its doors in August due to low enrollment. SR1...