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Mike Pence had support in Jackson on Saturday, at least from those in the room, as he described Jan. 6, 2021 and his relationship with Donald Trump.

Hear from Tamarra Butler-Washington and Patty Patterson, candidates in the runoff for House District 69, with the election less than two weeks away.

The official closure of KPC Promise Hospital in Vicksburg, which came a month after it was evicted by Merit Health, led to familiar political attacks.

Mississippi ranks last in overall healthcare performance and next to last in women’s health, according to a new report. See what can be done.

See why a PAC formed by two veteran Republicans is trying to take down Republican state Sen. Chris McDaniel in his run for lieutenant governor.

The first slice of the $600 million federal pie promised to Jackson’s water system has been delivered. See how much it is and what it will be used for.

A bipartisan deal to raise the U.S. borrowing limit, the debt ceiling, passed the Senate Thursday without support from either Mississippi senator.

Considered a “trailblazer for women in the legal profession,” retired state Supreme Court Presiding Justice Kay Cobb died over the weekend.

At least eight hospital systems, which include seven of the state’s 10 largest healthcare facilities, have left the Mississippi Hospital Association.

About a dozen MS higher education presidents have left in the last five years. See what the national numbers look like, and why it might be happening.

Officials from the Biden administration stood side-by-side with state and local officials Sunday in Rolling Fork, MS, after the devastating tornado.

Tianeptine, often called "gas station heroin" can have similar effects to opioids and can be sold in convenience stores. Those sales could soon stop.

The head of the Greater Jackson Arts Council is accused of improper spending, including a Disney World trip, by its former managing director.

The MS Democratic Party now condemns the new transgender youth law, HB 1125, but what its candidate for governor thinks is still mostly unknown.

With a deadline looming, the Jackson delegation in the Mississippi Legislature gave city officials a chance to voice their opposition to HB 1020.

A bill that is now one step away from becoming law mean that electric car companies will not open dealerships in Mississippi. See why.

After years of opposition from House leadership, postpartum Medicaid extension finally gained committee approval. So, what changed this year?

It is now illegal for transgender youth in Mississippi to undergo medical procedures. See what Gov. Tate Reeves and his critics had to say.

A bill aimed at transforming Mississippi’s healthcare landscape passed the House on Monday, but it will need further Senate approval after changes.

If you want to be elected to the Legislature one day, you may want to follow this path. See which colleges and jobs are most common for MS lawmakers.