Small Mississippi town, police force deprive citizens of rights, Justice Department says
The City of Lexington, Miss. and its police department deprive people of their constitutional rights, discriminate against Black people, engage in excessive force and unlawfully jail people, the Justice Department said.
The command chief of the 81st Training Wing at Keesler Air Force Base in Mississippi was removed from his leadership role ...
Tons of grains and crops are shipped down the Mississippi River every year. What will happen if increasingly persistent ...
Up for election this year are two seats on the state Supreme Court, one seat on the Court of Appeals and, in Hinds County, ...
Mississippi State (1-3, 0-1 Southeastern Conference) visits No. 1 Texas (4-0) on Saturday for a 3:15 p.m. kickoff on SEC ...
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves says legislators should ignore “myths” from opponents who want to block efforts by him and some ...
Arch Manning could get another start for Texas if Quinn Ewers isn't ready to play. Here's how Ewers' status is trending.
Over 260 linemen, support personnel and contractors are heading east as part of Mississippi Power’s preparations to help with ...
Texas makes its long-awaited SEC debut against a Bulldogs team that is beaten up and struggling under first-year coach Jeff ...
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