Mississippi government collected more money than expected during the first nine months of the state budget year, partly because of lawsuit settlements.

A national organization is threatening to sue the state of Mississippi over its license plate. 

U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves, and not a jury, will decide if Entergy is guilty. The trial is expected to last weeks.

According to the sheriff’s office, an 83-year-old man allegedly shot his bedridden 80-year-old wife.

Officials believe the child may be with 29-year-old George Johnson Jr.

Legislators will not try to overturn the governor's veto.

The identities of the people have not yet been released.

Federal Highway Administration officials ordered additional inspections of many county-road bridges, focusing on those supported by timber pilings.

Avenatti obtained the three loans from The Peoples Bank in 2014: one for $850,500, one for $2,750,000, and one for $500,000.

Justice Clarence Thomas is asking his first questions at Supreme Court arguments in more than three years.

Tribal police haven't said if the bomb threats and the bank robbery are connected.

Senators and representatives have worked hard to get this legislation to Governor Bryant's desk.

Current Tougaloo President Beverly Wade Hogan retires June 30 after 17 years.

Thirty days: that’s the time frame doctors gave Tony Guerin to find a live kidney donor

The suspect was arrested by Rankin County Deputies and charged with Possession of Child Pornography.

The new rules restrict the length of poles used for flags and banners and prohibit use of masks to conceal identities.

Until those federal appeals are finalized, Mississippi cannot set an execution date for Loden.

John Harrell, 68, was last seen March 3 in the area of of 4830 N. State Street in Jackson, Hinds County.