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The Kindergarten Readiness Assessment tests public pre-K and kindergarten students to measure early literacy skills.

On this day in 1948, President Harry Truman issued Executive Order 9981, which abolished racial discrimination in the United States Armed Forces.

Chris McDaniel's potential campaign finance violations are egregious, and Attorney General Lynn Fitch appears unwilling to enforce state law.

President Biden is expected to sign documents Tuesday to create a national monument honoring Emmett Till and his mother, Mamie Till Mobley.

A newly updated report shows that 34 of Mississippi’s 74 rural hospitals could soon close, an increase from the previous report.

Gov. Tate Reeves is spending an inordinate amount of time on an issue with an impact in Mississippi that is difficult for anyone to identify.

On this day in 1890, white men assassinated F.M.B. “Marsh” Cook for criticizing the pending Constitutional Convention's plot to “restore” white supremacy.

DSU did not comment on its hiring of Steven Hugley, the new interim band director, who repeatedly misgendered trans people on his conservative commentary podcast, “Always Right.”

The hospital crisis has emerged as Mississippi's most dire problem, but only one major 2023 candidate is talking about it. What gives?

Our Africa's New Wave package celebrates the rich culture and impact of the globe's demographically youngest continent. Through a series of visual stories, we're unpacking the gravity of Africa's history and influence on the world and why it needs to be looked to as a source of inspiration for radical youth-focused change.