Incentives for recorded music sound good to some Mississippi lawmakers.

Attorney General Jim Hood has returned approximately $76 million to Mississippi from losses suffered during the Financial and Mortgage Crisis of recent history.

The law is dubbed "Noah's Law," in memory of Water Valley teen Noah Smith.

Not many people can say they've performed for the president of the United States, but Miss Mississippi can.

The push to use state funds to pay for private education of special needs students is still alive.

Senate bill 2577 would have reallocated the current 911 surcharge people pay on home and cell phone bills.

The Mississippi Department of Education has launched its first Superintendents’ Academy, an advanced leadership training program to assist district leaders in their efforts to improve student outcomes.

The Ohio firm has been given until the end of the year to clear asbestos from the property.

GTRA seeking a westward carrier to service the market.

His proposal would direct 86 percent of the expected growth in state revenues to schools.