Larrison Campbell, Author at Mississippi Today

Olivia Y plaintiffs to Bryant: Replace CPS head or go to court

Gov. Bryant says the former Supreme Court Justice in charge of CPS is steering the beleaguered agency in the right direction

Report says poor oral health can have direct impact on a person’s overall health and income

Mississippi’s controversial plan to require Medicaid recipients to work may be losing White House support

After months of political stalemate between the House and the Senate, both legislative chambers passed a Medicaid technical bill on Tuesday

After a tense weekend, lawmakers signed off on a final version of the so-called Medicaid tech bill late Monday

Hospitals and insurers wrestle over $3 billion in Medicaid money

U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves says the 15-week ban is likely to be found unconstitutional

Mississippi is leading the nation in protecting the unborn, Gov. Phil Bryant says

Children’s of Mississippi acquires four of Gulfport Memorial’s six pediatric clinics and takes over management of neonatal intensive care unit

Agency caseworkers continue to be overloaded, violating the terms of the Olivia Y. settlement

Report says changing either state policies or the practices of caregivers could have prevented over a third of the deaths

Republican leaders say they are prepared for a likely legal challenge

Mayor Lynn Spruill, who has been a vocal advocate of the pride parade, broke a tie and cast the deciding vote

Bill bans abortions after 15 weeks in Mississippi, goes back to House for concurrence

Chief Financial Officer Margaret King’s retirement is the latest in a series of changes at the state agency