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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is moving forward in finding a solution for Jackson flood control, including assessing "One Lake" project.

After an 11-year-old boy was shot by an Indianola police officer, community members are calling for answers and the officer’s termination.

U.S. District Judge Henry Wingate extends a restraining order, set to expire Tuesday, on House Bill 1020..

A judge sides with the Harrison County School District requiring a trans girl to dress as a boy for graduation.

Jackson attorney Harry Rosenthal has been a conservator for more than 100 vulnerable individuals.

Opal K. Smith, 93, was put under a conservatorship in 2015, and some family members are fighting to end it.

New national report reflects stagnant pre-K enrollment and spending in Mississippi. Newer state data shows gains.

IHL meeting minutes show the board terminated Felecia Nave as president of Alcorn State University, offering more clarification than the board has provided in other instances of presidential turnover this year.

Kent Nicaud is among several Reeves campaign donors who landed coveted taxpayer-funded appointments during his first term as governor.

The University of Mississippi Medical Center has hired a former Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Mississippi executive as its new chief financial officer.