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Adam Ganucheau has covered politics and state government for Mississippi Today since February 2016. A native of Hazlehurst, Adam has worked as a staff reporter for AL.com, The Birmingham News and The Clarion-Ledger and his work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post and Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Adam earned his bachelor’s in journalism from the University of Mississippi and was a 2016 finalist for the Investigative Reporters & Editors (IRE) Breaking News Investigations. He is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists, Investigative Reporters & Editors and Leadership Greater Jackson.
Since the start of the semester, these University of Mississippi students have quietly assembled to craft a plan for moving a Confederate statue from the heart of campus to an on-campus cemetery that is less visible and where hundreds of Confederate Army soldiers are buried
Jim Hood, the state attorney general and frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, has brought three criminal cases against Smith in recent years
Waller would join Lt. Gov Tate Reeves and freshman state Rep. Robert Foster in an August Republican primary
Reeves, the leading contender for the Republican nomination for governor, broke his silence on the controversies
The Democratic attorney general and candidate for governor answered questions from the media Monday afternoon
The two frontrunners for governor answered questions about racist photos on their fraternity yearbook pages
Considered the best shot at the governor’s mansion Mississippi Democrats have had in a years, Hood is leaning on lawyers and big-name Democrats to amass his campaign warchest
The lieutenant governor’s campaign reports read like a who’s who of Mississippi GOP politics. They also provide a glimpse into the most successful and sophisticated fundraising effort for state office in modern Mississippi history.
In The Jungle’s first live episode, Mississippi Today Editor-at-Large Marshall Ramsey discusses his storied career drawing editorial cartoons
Hood touts success of his in-state fundraising efforts
Public service commissioner will face state Sen. Michael Watson in the Republican primary.
The gubernatorial hopeful may not be the best liked politician in the state, but he is the most feared
Mississippi and Alabama are the only states to pair Robert E. Lee and Martin Luther King Jr. holidays
A top Democrat said legislative spending increased $6 million in seven years — was he right?
With state revenue collections the first six months of the current fiscal year up 3.3 percent, lieutenant governor anticipates level agency spending and funding for other “specific needs.”