Alex Rozier

Ocean Springs homeowners are appealing the dismissal of their federal lawsuit against the city.

A Senate cpmmittee clears bill designating natural gas as "clean energy" while lawmakers mull measures on wind projects.

The Drax wood pellet plants in Mississippi and Louisiana have paid millions for violating state pollution laws yet received at least $762 million in “green” loans.

Hunters are butting heads with private property owners over hunting dogs straying onto their land and disturbing their peace.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers provided no cost estimate in supporting construction of a Yazoo Pump option.

With a growing market for clean energy and financial obstacles for modern agriculture, farmers in Mississippi are exploring the potential of putting renewable power projects on their land.

Mississippi's PSC commissioners say they embrace all energy-producing options but see the future in nuclear power.

Jackson water update: Federal judge questions EPA over listening session meetings, and JXN Water director Ted Henifin shares updates about recent water and sewer system improvements.

Mississippi's environmental agency has leveled a third fine against the Drax wood pellet plant in Gloster.

The prospect of Jackson again having its own, self-sustaining water system rests on its residents and their pocketbooks.