The Thanksgiving enforcement period began Wednesday at 6 p.m. and ended at midnight Sunday, November 27.

Mississippi has had the same flag since 1894 and is the last state in the union to still feature the confederate battle emblem.

Oktibbeha county voters will return to the polls Tuesday, to decide two run-off elections.

Trustees approved plans Thursday for the medical center to borrow $90 million and progress with construction plans.

The U.S. Labor Department released figures Friday, adjusted to cancel out seasonal changes.

Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann visits THS government class, talking about contest to mark Mississippi's bicentennial.

Hood expects a decision to be made within the next year. Governor Phil Bryant cannot run for re-election.

A state application says the training could reduce Medicaid expenses by helping people find jobs with health coverage.

Reeves would not rule out a run for governor. The legislative session begins in January.

Buys spoke to the students about good health and staying tobacco free.

Mississippi is one of five states assigned a failing grade by the March of Dimes, yet pre-term births also rose nationwide for the second straight year.

All lawmakers will get to vote on a spending plan during a three-month session starting in January.

If you have information on Mr. Thomas's whereabouts, contact the Panola County Sheriff's Department at 662-487-1733.

West Point High School teacher Bruce Mize was inducted into the group's hall of fame during today's luncheon.

Bryant supported Smith for the party chairmanship, and Smith was unopposed.

Anyone with information should contact Jackson P.D. at 601-960-1234.

Unemployment rates fell from 5.7 % in 2016 to 5.2% this year.

Booneville and Oxford school districts are tied as two top schools in the state.

A Hinds County chancery judge ruled against the districts in 2015, saying the formula is not a mandate. Justices upheld that ruling today.

The state's three charter schools also were rated poorly.