Potentially thousands of Mississippi inmates have hepatitis C, but only a fraction receive treatment and officials aren't using available resources to get lower-cost medications.

Fannie Lou Hamer's family has donated her Presidential Medal of Freedom to the Mississippi Department of Archives & History.

Nearly 50 prison deaths will be examined, following a joint investigation by multiple Mississippi newsrooms.

Deep South Today, the nonprofit network of local newsrooms that includes Mississippi Today, Verite News in New Orleans, Louisiana, and The Current in Lafayette, Louisiana, announced Tuesday that it will create a new regional investigative reporting center in collaboration with The New York Times Local Investigations Fellowship.

Former Guardsman and journalist says National Guard deployment used for personal political advantage without cause is a travesty against our democracy and Constitution.

A third person has died from wounds suffered in a shooting at a post-homecoming event Friday in Heidelberg.

People on the Coast fear rising insurance premiums are already pushing lower- and middle-income families away from what used to be blue-collar communities.

In order to receive federal education funding, state agencies must hold districts accountable to the law. That means the $145 million Mississippi receives annually for special education is now at risk.

To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Jim Barksdale recounts his time leading the Governor’s Commission on Recovery, Rebuilding and Renewal.

The nationally recognized development organization for Clay, Lowndes and Oktibbeha counties in Mississippi has brought billions of dollars of development to the area.

Currently 36 states, both red states and blue states, have universal mail-in voting. Most had mail-in voting when Trump won in 2016, lost in 2020 and won again in 2024.

Target CEO Brian Cornell is stepping down after 11 years at the retailer, as the company faces slumping sales and backlash to its retreat on DEI.

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State Supreme Court Justices Chamberlin and Maxwell will replace Mississippi U.S. District Judges Michael Mills and Sharion Aycock, both of whom decided to take senior status in recent years.