JACKSON COUNTY, MI - By filling a little gap between trails, Jackson County officials hope to bring plans of a coast-to-coast ...

The Senate has yet to come out with a plan to redraw the state's legislative districts, but the House has passed its proposal onward.

House plan would require five special elections. A pending Senate plan is expected to cause more do-over elections for that ...

Some states, such as Hawaii and Washington, cautioned educators against using AI detection tools. [11] [12] Mississippi's guidance document, on the other hand, advised educators to cautiously use AI ...

A Democratic Mississippi state senator introduced legislation this week that would make it unlawful for men to masturbate “without the intent to fertilize an embryo,” with the lawmaker ...

A new bill in Mississippi, if passed, would create a bounty hunting program to hunt down undocumented migrants. DeSoto County District Attorney Matthew Barton announced the proposed legislation in ...

It came back three days later and put a licking on Mississippi State on Tuesday at Food City Center. No. 7 Tennessee (17-2, 4-2 SEC) snapped back to form defensively, whipping the No. 14 Bulldogs ...

American Airlines is once again adding a small city to its route map. This time, the Fort Worth-based carrier will commence its first-ever service to Columbus, Mississippi, on May 5, as first seen in ...

Colleges and high schools around Mississippi have started to cancel classes for Tuesday ahead of projected winter storms that could leave up to four inches of snow in parts of the state.

In January 1910, the Vicksburg Chapter of the UDC requested that the Warren County delegates to the Mississippi Legislature make Lee’s birthday a holiday. Bill 165 passed in March of that year, and on ...

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Due to the anticipated winter weather on January 21-22, some schools in Mississippi will be closed. On Jan. 22, the university will have a delayed start at 1:00 p.m.

Robert E. Lee Day was originally celebrated by states in the South for decades following the Civil War, but was abandoned by most after President Ronald Reagan designated the third Monday in ...