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Over the last 30 years, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Talent Development Program has mentored more than 100 young Black, African American and Latino musicians.

House leadership has filed legislation to provide publicly-funded vouchers for students to attend private schools.

A “Trust in Law Enforcement Act,”  bill would require the Department of Public Safety to create a database of officer misconduct incidents.

Like in many recent years, a legislative fight over the MAEP funding formula is looming. The fight's origins go back to 1997.

Mississippi’s faculty and staff continue to make far less than those in other Southern states and far less than they used to.

In the wake of scandals uncovered. Mississippi lawmakers filed a bill to oversee law enforcement officers and give the state more power to punish misconduct.

Two Mississippi Today investigations were named semifinalists for the coveted Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting.

A Hattieburg therapist whom two women alleged sexually assaulted may never face charges because Mississippi lacks a law to do so.

Virginia Repertory Theatre is launching a national search led by Arts Consulting Group to find the organization’s next Managing Director. 

Newly proposed federal rules aim to tighten up how states can spend Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program funds.