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The suspected shooter and the victim of Friday’s shooting are both Ingalls Shipbuilding paint department employees, Pascagoula Police Chief Terry Scott said

A federal judge has ordered Mississippi to redraw its Supreme Court electoral map, after finding the map dilutes the power of Black voters

A coach at a center in Iowa that has trained Olympic champions is facing allegations that he abused young female gymnasts and secretly photographed others undressing at a prior job in Mississippi

A coach at a center in Iowa that has trained Olympic champions is facing allegations that he abused young female gymnasts and secretly photographed others undressing at a prior job in Mississippi

The Mississippi National Guard will deploy 200 troops to Washington as part of the Trump administration’s ongoing federal policing and immigration efforts in the nation’s capital

Mississippi author Greg Iles has died at 65

Grocery shopping is a routine part of life, but in 2025, many shoppers noticed something different at checkout. Grocery taxes, which often go unnoticed, quietly increased in several states this year. These changes matter because they affect how much you pay for basic needs. Even a small tax hike can…

At least 12 other states have enacted similar age verification laws, hoping to protect children from online harms

The Supreme Court has refused to block enforcement of a Mississippi law aimed at regulating the use of social media by children

Historian Nell Painter remarked in 2011, “Being white these days isn’t what it used to be.”

Festivities usually take place in the summer and often include traditional foods, matching T-shirts and the chance to learn about family ancestry