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Mississippi Supreme Court Justices heard arguments Thursday on the constitutionality of House Bill 1020.

More than enough Democratic officials had agreed to remove Tyree Irving from his seat as chairman of the Mississippi Democratic Party.

Owens spoke with reporter Pam Dankins following the death of three-time Olympic medalist Tori Bowie, from Sandhill, Mississippi.

SCOTUS has not said whether it will consider lawsuit of a Mississippi provision placing a voting ban for people with felony convictions.

Brandon Presley declined on Thursday to weigh in on whether Tyree Irving should resign as chairman of the Mississippi Democratic Party.

Black, brown and low-income borrowers would have primarily benefited in Mississippi and across the country.

The governing board of Mississippi's university system announced that Alcorn State's interim president is leaving to focus on his family.

U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves has dismissed a gun possession case against a man convicted of a felony.

In his effort to energize the right wing of the state GOP, Chris McDaniel appears to be trying to revive debate over the Confederate flag.

The center in McCool, Miss. will teach sustainable agricultural and land-based skills to young Black farmers and youth.