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Forty-four employers who violated federal labor laws were fined and paid about $505,000 in back wages to 161 Delta workers.  Forty-four employers who violated federal labor laws were fined and paid about $505,000 in back wages to 161 Delta workers. 

Mom of man allegedly tortured by Rankin County deputies says they need to face charges, not just be fired.

The Mississippi Department of Education says its hands are tied when it comes to the $100 million in additional funding allocated to school districts this year because of disagreements in the Legislature about how to distribute it. 

Ahead of the 2023 statewide election, we want to equip our readers with everything you need to know to empower you at the polls.

The state’s hospital CEO turnover rate was 17% in 2021, according to the most recently available data from a group that tracks turnover. 

Rankin County deputies accused of beating and torturing two men earlier this year have been fired.

After Tyree Irving fired off a nasty tirade about a fellow state party official, some fear the DNC will withdraw a $250,000 commitment.

Excavation has begun at Prospect Hill plantation in Jefferson County, which links the lives of freed slaves to a colony in West Africa.

Alexei Orohovsky became the first Mississippian to win the gold medal at the International Ballet Competition at Thalia Mara Hall.

The Mississippi Association of Educators said Gov. Reeves is “absent as a leader and advocate for public schools.”