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Roger Stringer, of Columbia, Miss., believes Remington’s spontaneously firing rifle killed his younger son — and sent his older son to prison
Chronic absenteeism includes all reasons a student would miss school – excused absences, unexcused absences or suspensions.
The conservative freshman lawmaker says he is running to give voters an alternative in the race
Overall, state revenue collections from July 1 through November are $2.14 billion – 2.72 percent above the same period last year.
Counting what he gets from Colorado, Mike MacIntyre will make more than $3 million per year for the next three years as defensive coordinator at Ole Miss, where the legendary John Vaught made a top salary of $27,500.
Despite obstacles, Mississippi enrollment in the Affordable Care Act is steady compared to last year
Group that studies flood risk in the U.S. examined sea levels and flooding from 2005 to 2017 and found the Gulf Coast hit the hardest.
Recent attempts to revamp the Mississippi Adequate Education Program have been unsuccessful
A state road engineer is concerned that school buses and other vehicles might ignore bridge weight limits
The Mississippi Today political team takes questions from The Jungle listeners
Pascagoula’s Calvin Huey made so much history at Navy and in the Army-Navy game, but he never bragged about it.
Complaint alleges companies violated the the Mississippi Consumer Protection Act by failing to monitor, detect, investigate, refuse and report suspicious orders.
The “Return of the Snow Queen” runs Dec. 15-16 at Thalia Mara Hall
Trey Dellinger, a Jackson-based attorney, has been named the new director of the Mississippi chapter of Americans for Prosperity.
Senate and House leaders say proposal leaves the flexibility for the full Legislature to decide key issues at the end of the 2019 session once the revenue picture becomes clearer.
The Green Wave, as sound fundamentally as you will find in high school football, has now won three straight state championships, five in 12 years under Chris Chambless.