Heather Harrison

Mississippi medical cannabis patients could gain an ally in the Senate if House Rep. Lee Yancey wins the election for retiring Sen. Dean Kirby’s seat.

The Mississippi Legislature no longer has to redraw its state Supreme Court district maps to create a majority Black district after a federal court

Mississippians can get free sexual and reproductive healthcare and hygiene items at the GetPersonal Clinic at the Jackson Medical Mall on May 15 from noon to 6 p.m.

Mississippi won’t redraw any of its districts this month. The governor canceled the special legislative session to redistrict the state Supreme Court.

The $2,000 teacher pay raise Gov. Tate Reeves signed into law isn’t enough to recruit and retain, teachers expressed at a Scott Colom campaign event.

JACKSON —If Eric Irvin had to do it all over again, he wouldn’t have chosen to teach in Mississippi because of the state’s low salaries for educators. Instead, he would

JACKSON, Miss.—Madeline Cox was sipping coffee on her couch in her midtown Jackson, Mississippi, apartment, enjoying a slow Thursday morning off

Thousands of Mississippians gathered in Jackson to protest against redistricting schemes to weaken Black voting power.

Mike Watkins was at the Stone Community Center in Oxford, Mississippi, for an educational event with his children when he became one of the first

Mississippi could reimburse healthcare premiums for National Guard members’ Tricare Reserve Select insurance plans under a new law.