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Mississippi is one of 11 states that doesn't require insurance companies to cover behavior therapy, and Mississippi Medicaid has not enacted the federal law that requires Medicaid to cover behavior therapy .
District 5 Supervisor LeRoy Brooks educates service club on Men of Color organization
Mississippi’s prison mortality rate for every 100,000 inmates is on a downward trend since it peaked in 2007.
The Mississippi Republican Party says it has stopped using a promotional email that included photos of two college football players without permission of the players or their schools.
Decorative and colored lenses are becoming increasing popular, especially around this time of year.
Arrival of SeaPort Air at the Tupelo Regional Airport marks departure of Silver Airways
Members of Mississippi Congressional delegation announced grants Wednesday
Two area counties traditionally plagued by unemployment saw slight improvement in their jobs picture.
Northeast Mississippi voters have ten more days to vote absentee in the Nov. 4 general election.
The Mississippi Department of Transportation is eliminating 44 jobs in its Right-of-Way Division.
The Campaign for Southern Equality has been advocating for LGBT equality across Mississippi since 2012 through a series of public actions.
"The Charger" is a 2014 National Scholastic Press Association Newspaper Pacemaker Finalist.
City in talks with billboard company about possible changes
The goal is to remind men, they can also get breast cancer
Pennsylvania man winding his way toward Tennessee for St. Jude's
Line break and repair costs cited as reasons for increase.
Pickering raises questions of accountability and oversight in Mississippi Adequate Education Funding program
39 cities and towns statewide have adopted e-cigarette ban of some type.
Fulton Police Chief Reggie Johnson wants Board of Aldermen to tighten regulations on pool halls and recreational centers
A 2 year old law allows county seats and towns with 5,000 or more citizens to decide alcohol sale issue independent of the county.
State health officials say Mississippi hospitals are capable of handling any Ebola cases that may arise.
The race for state attorney general has become one of the most contentious in Alabama this election season.
Republican Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey is seeking a second term Nov. 4 against former Democratic state Rep. James Fields.
Mississippi voters are being asked to create a constitutional right to hunt and fish.
The Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus says state government needs to make a stronger effort to buy more goods and services from businesses owned by minorities and women.