Gov. Tate Reeves on Wednesday awarded $32 million for healthcare workforce development and psychiatric emergency services as a part of a federal program to improve rural healthcare.

Mississippi officials broke ground Wednesday on a new visitor center and museum next to Vicksburg National Military Park to tell the story of one of the Civil War’s most consequential battles.

As funding challenges persist, Mississippi health officials may cut clinical services at more county health departments.

The Southern Poverty Law Center and the ACLU of Mississippi are representing Lexington resident Terrance Gypson, who alleges police threw him to the ground and arrested him without probable ...

Hyde-Smith said Trump is ‘trying to be helpful’ and that if he would like to campaign for her in a Mississippi stop, ‘that would be ...

A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration can intervene in the NAACP lawsuit against Elon Musk’s xAI, but blocked ...

The receiver who oversees the troubled Hinds County jail says county officials are giving him too little information and too little money. An attorney for the county says the receiver should ...

Leland has marked a year since a homecoming block party in the heart of downtown erupted in gunfire, claiming the lives of ...

Some national pundits and prognosticators say races in deep-red states including Mississippi are becoming more in play as ...

What happens in Mississippi does not stay contained behind a state line; it ripples throughout the rest of the country. The ...

A state lawmaker pleaded with members of the Jackson City Council to sell city-owned swampland along the Pearl River so a ...

Two artists have built over 400 temporary glass sculptures in the Mississippi River Basin, highlighting hidden connections ...