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Tanner Newman poised to take leave from Tupelo to campaign for PSC

New law will require judges to consider incarceration status on child support orders

Concert attendee files federal lawsuit against Morgan Wallen

JACKSON — Ahead of a challenge from a Democratic opponent, U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker is preparing to campaign for an additional six-year term while sitting on a large campaign war

Gov. Reeves signs 'post-Roe' legislation into law on adoption, pregnancy centers | State Government

JACKSON — Mississippi lawmakers are divided over a plan to strip Holly Springs of the power to provide electricity to customers outside of its city limits, creating a rift at

A plea agreement that Family Resources Director Christi Webb reached with federal prosecutors on March 16. Webb pleaded guilty to stealing federal funds.

Former Tupelo nonprofit leader Christi Webb pleads guilty to federal theft charge

Three men last week walked into a room on the fourth floor of the Capitol ready to become bonafide members of state boards.

JACKSON — Mississippi Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson on Monday said he supports a proposal to reduce the 7% statewide tax on groceries, as well as cutting other

We’re roughly two-thirds of the way through the 2023 legislative session, and Tuesday was a major deadline day.

JACKSON — Matthew Barton, a Republican candidate for DeSoto County’s district attorney, on Friday appealed the Mississippi Republican Party’s decision to certify Mandy Gunasekara as candidate on the primary ballot

JACKSON — Lawmakers from Benton and Tippah counties on Tuesday led the effort in the state House to cut off debate on proposals to extend postpartum Medicaid benefits and give

JACKSON — Medical leaders from around Mississippi are pleading for the state House to support legislation giving eligible new mothers a longer period of health care coverage through Medicaid, although

JACKSON — Matthew Barton, a Republican candidate for DeSoto County’s district attorney, has gone quiet about whether he intends to appeal the Mississippi Republican Party’s decision to allow Mandy Gunasekara

JACKSON — The Mississippi Republican Party’s executive committee Thursday voted to reject a request from Sen. Chad McMahan, R-Guntown, to keep his Republican primary opponent off the ballot.

Mississippians may be getting closer to having a ballot initiative process, but if the state Senate gets its way they’re likely to have a new process that requires advocates to

JACKSON — A Democratic candidate for secretary of state lived and worked in California as recently as 2021, raising questions about whether he meets a residency requirement to seek elected

JACKSON — Perry Van Bailey, a Calhoun County farmer, became the newest member of the Mississippi House of Representatives on Tuesday, cementing him as the shortest-tenured lawmaker out of all

JACKSON — The state Senate on Thursday agreed to keep a proposal alive that will allow Mississippians to circumvent political power at the Capitol and place issues directly on a