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When Mississippi State’s amazing season finally ended, the Bulldogs made it exciting. Interim coach Gary Henderson, who made it clear he wants to the permanent coach, said he couldn’t have been more proud.
Eighteen dancers from eight countries waltzed into the wings of the USA International Ballet Competition with medals and awards in Friday night’s climactic gala.
Ethan Small, scary pre-game incident and all, will get the ball Saturday as Mississippi State’s Bulldogs try to save their season once again.
Mike Espy has made it clear he is not endorsing a candidate in Tuesday’s U.S. Senate Democratic primary runoff, but will support the winner in the November general election.
IBC music director and guest conductor Ramona Pansegrau will lead the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra as they perform live at the Awards Gala Friday night and the Encore Gala Saturday night.
Mississippi’s rate of female incarceration rose 925 percent between 1978 and 2016.
State’s Jacob Billingsley has come through before but Oregon State’s slugging Beavers probably present his most difficult task to date.
The Supreme Court on Thursday overturned a 1992 ruling that said the states could not mandate retailers to collect the tax in a 5-4 decision
The four candidates vying to win their party’s nominations in Tuesday’s runoff elections all have significant cash on hand.
Howard Sherman, a venture capitalist, is running for the U.S. Senate on his credentials as a businessman and deal maker.
How to explain these Mississippi State Bulldogs, now three victories from a national championship? “That’s baseball” just doesn’t cut it. Is this a miracle? Is it magic? Maybe we should just attribute it to the potassium from you-know-what.
Marcus Alford, a renowned instructor at the International Ballet Competition, was once a student trainer at the University of Alabama where he introduced ballet stretching techniques to Bear Bryant’s powerhouse football teams.
Because African Americans are a vital bloc in the Democratic electorate, we asked each candidate in an upcoming runoff for U.S. Senate how they would address issues of concern to black Mississippians
Testing task force members share the same questions — why are students tested so much, and what is really done with the results?
Thirty-two competitors from 10 countries will advance to Round III of the USA International Ballet Competition in Jackson.
As Mississippi enters the heart of hurricane season, Col. Gregory S. Michel will take over the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency.
