We begin a series of podcasts with Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame’s Class of 2025, which will be inducted the first weekend in August. First up is highly successful baseball coach Scott Berry, who ...

As Gautier invests in trails, games, and future performances, The Sound symbolizes what Mississippi can create when vision meets community.

Mr. and Mrs. Forest Woods Whatley Jr. of Birmingham announce the engagement of their daughter, Ann McQueen Whatley, to Joseph ...

Richard Jordan, Mississippi’s longest serving and oldest death row inmate, died by lethal injection Wednesday evening at the Mississippi State Penitentiary nearly 50 years after he kidnapped and ...

Teenagers sit in inflatable chairs in a dorm lobby, holding cups of fruit punch and trading laptops that are open to short stories and fantasy novels. Before lights out at this summer camp, students ...

The Rev. Jeff Hood has witnessed 11 executions: four in Oklahoma, three in Alabama, two in Texas, one in Missouri and one in Florida.  The Rev. Jeff Hood is “determined to let people know you’re ...

From technology to manufacturing to aerospace, companies are choosing Mississippi because they know we deliver results,” Governor Reeves said.

Higher education officials and advocates warn the proposed changes to the federal Pell Grant program would have a negative ...

The decision of the Mississippi State Board of Education to drop the U.S. history exam from its list of high-stakes tests is disappointing, if not surprising.

U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker, according to the Magnolia Tribune website, is not happy about the Department of Defense’s proposed budget for the coming year. Wicker said President Trump “deserves a military ...

Mehridehno’s arrest was announced among 10 other arrests of Iranian nationals Homeland Security made public on Tuesday.

Teenagers sit in inflatable chairs in a dorm lobby, holding cups of fruit punch and trading laptops that are open to short stories and fantasy novels. Before lights out at this summer camp, students ...