HB 1341 allows military families to send children to school of choice
A bill on the way to Governor Tate Reeves' desk will allow military members more flexibility with school choices for their kids.
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A bill on the way to Governor Tate Reeves' desk will allow military members more flexibility with school choices for their kids.
The Federal Highway Administration and the Mississippi Department of Transportation are recognizing this week.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture approved an Emergency Forest Restoration Program signup for every county in Mississippi.
There is some good news for Billy Joel fans. If you were watching the Madison Square Garden event, you may have noticed it ended abruptly.
Already sentenced to federal prison, six former Mississippi law enforcement officers who pleaded guilty to a long list of state and federal charges for torturing two Black men were sentenced Wednesday in state court.
With the Mississippi Lottery’s March transfer of $11,867,393.08, the total fiscal year-to-date transfer to the state reached $96,836,487.71.
A bill that would recognize IVF parents as a legal parent after their death is clinging to life in the state legislature. State senators have until April 10 to bring up House Bill 1542.
Business on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway is good, even if there are some roadblocks. That's part of the message Tenn-Tom Waterway Development Authority Administrator Mitch Mays shared.
All too often, law enforcement officers are the first contact for a person experiencing a mental health crisis. And sometimes that mental health crisis can look like something else.
There are nearly 28,000 fire departments in the United States, but only around 400 are accredited by the Commission on Fire Accreditation International.
Many of the state's best and brightest in broadcasting met in Jackson for the Mississippi Association of Broadcasters Excellence in Broadcasting Awards ceremony.
A New Albany educator will now lead the Mississippi Department of Education. The Mississippi Senate confirmed Dr. Lance Evans as the next State Superintendent of Education.
The Mississippi High School Activities Association has been asked to reverse its decision that benched a top Tupelo High School track team member.
How would you like to be able to call in "rich" on Monday? That could be the case if the numbers are on your side.
A bill that would designate children conceived in unique circumstances – via assisted reproduction after the death of one parent – as rightful heirs of their biological parents is moving forward.
Eight players turned initial non-winning scratch-off tickets into big wins totaling more than $375,000 from the Mississippi Lottery's April 2, 2024, 2nd Chance promotional drawing.
As the council meeting was wrapping up, Congressman Bennie Thompson was speaking to a group of democrats at the Trotter Convention Center.
An estimated $1.09 billion Powerball jackpot that ranks as the 9th largest in U.S. lottery history will be up for grabs Wednesday night.
When the time comes for Mississippi graduates to make the transition from school to career, many of them are choosing to move to other states.
An Aberdeen Ward 3 candidate will not be on the ballot after a ruling from the Mississippi Supreme Court.
Nationwide, agriculture is a growth sector in the economy. That's especially true in Mississippi.
March's Republican Primary in Mississippi's Second Congressional District ended with no one receiving the necessary majority to win the nomination.
No fooling, another billion-dollar jackpot kicks off a new week and month. The Powerball® group has increased the jackpot to an estimated $1 billion in advance of the drawing tonight.
Senator Roger Wicker is making the most of Congress' Easter Break and making the rounds in North Mississippi.
Today is the last date for players to register non-winning tickets for an additional chance to win a top prize on eight ending scratch-off games.