Russ Latino

In every small town and big city in America, there are men and women who have donned a uniform to serve our country. Many of them and their families have made costly sacrifices. The best way we can honor our soldiers is being slow to putting them in harms way, with clear objectives when they are activated and the right resources to finish the job quickly and come home. Thanks to those that have served and are serving.

Below is an opinion column by Russ Latino: Jake W. Lindsey, a Lucedale, MS native, served his country valiantly in both World War II and Korea.

D.A. Jody Owens left the Southern Poverty Law Center amid accusations of sexual harassment, but with the help of left-leaning financier George

Did you enjoy a rare quiet college football Saturday? Ole Miss and Mississippi State fans had to turn their attention elsewhere as their teams had an off week, ahead of a sprint to the end of the regular season.

Among the proposals being floated by Trump allies to rein in federal costs for Medicaid are a rollback of the enhanced federal match for people in the expansion population and a move to state block grants.

“Turkey lurkey doo and Turkey lurkey dap, I eat that turkey, Then I take a nap.” -Poet Laureate Adam Sandler

This is a developing story. Check back for additional updates. As night gave way to morning, the race between incumbent Supreme Court Justice

At the close of Tuesday night's runoff, the race between sitting Supreme Court Justice Jim Kitchens and his challenger, State Senator Jenifer Branning

The anatomy of the “call” in the Branning-Kitchens Central Mississippi Supreme Court race was fairly simple.

Even when framed in positive terms of “improving access to healthcare for working Mississippians,” only 2.2 percent of Republican voters say Medicaid expansion is top priority.