As of Friday afternoon, Patterson says the state hasn't received orders to send troops to the border.

A total of eight justices, citing different reasons, found the original ruling flawed.

Cochran retired Sunday, citing poor health.

Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer has said it could cost $600 million combined to repair the Fitzgerald and the USS John S. McCain.

Meridian Police Chief Benny Dubose says the teen was negligent in handling a firearm, resulting in the shooting.

After both deals, The First has $2.4 billion in assets, with 63 offices in Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama and Florida.

The suspect allegedly made contact with the girls between January and March.

Officers arrived and entered the apartment when they heard screams coming from inside.

U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves issued a temporary restraining order March 20 to block the law for 10 days.

The House and the Senate adjourned the three-month session Wednesday.

About 30 Mississippi counties already guarantee free community college tuition.

The suit seeks automatic restoration of voting rights once a person completes a sentence for a disenfranchising crime.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is handling the case to ensure objectivity.

The failure likely means money already collected will stay banked for another year.

Senate Bill 2460 would have required a person reporting abuse to provide his or her own name, address and telephone number.

The bill provides $2.2 billion in state money for school spending in the budget year starting July 1st.

The number of jobs in the state, increased by over 14,000.

Cochran says he will not miss power or politics.

Senators added the school safety proposals after the shooting in Parkland, Florida.