Curtis Flowers, a Black man whose six trials for murder in Mississippi became a landmark case for racial bias in jury selection, has died, according to the Montgomery County coroner.  Flowers was 56.

GLENDORA — Nathaniel Kimble, a celebrated Mississippi Delta artist whose career spans more than 18 years, will be the featured performer for "Glendora250: Where Mississippi Made America’s Music,” on ...

Below is a religion column by Matt Friedeman: Children are a precious gift. Parenting in an era where the world wants their attention and is able to get it with ...

Some see a lack of pre-petition judicial oversight as a problem, while others are optimistic the changes will help get the state out of the Olivia Y. lawsuit while providing better outcomes for ...

The company has arranged $132 million in debt refinancing while the Signet Maritime shipyard in Pascagoula is receiving close ...

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China's government is sounding the alarms on the AI apps as being a "Threat to the Existence of the Chinese Government." This raises huge alarm bells for the existence of AI apps. China views the apps ...

Charleston Athletics enjoyed another competitive week across several sports from Sept. 15-19. On Tuesday, Charleston’s seventh-grade, eighth-grade and junior varsity football teams traveled to ...

The Senate Appropriations Committee chairman will be turning in his gavel in January 2028, deciding to step away from the Mississippi Legislature after five terms. State Senator Briggs Hopson said ...

Here is a rundown of the contested judicial races across Mississippi on the ballot this November 3. Much has been made about Mississippi’s federal midterm elections for U.S. Senate and U.S. House of ...

Below is an opinion column by Merle Flowers: Mississippi can protect independent pharmacies without gambling with pharmacy access. Fix reimbursement. Require prompt payment. Prohibit abusive steering.