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Had it passed, House Bill 771 would have ushered in wide-ranging changes to two financial aid awards that help Mississippians.

Marshall Ramsey visits with Mississippi Today's Anna Wolfe to discuss her passion and how she broke the story of the biggest fraud case in state history.

The Mississippi Legislature passed a state budget of $7.6 billion, the largest budget — not counting federal funds — in the state's history.

House Bill 1020, which has racially divided the Legislature about capital city Jackson, took the penultimate step towards becoming law.

The State Board of Education has named Mike Kent to serve as interim state superintendent for the next three months after the Legislature rejected Robert Taylor.

The Legislature, finally reaching a budget accord, worked late Wednesday to pass an agreement in hopes of ending its 2023 session Thursday.

Former Gov. Phil Bryant is trying block the public from viewing emails and text messages related to the Mississippi welfare scandal.

Mississippi has been without a designated burn center since Merit Health Central closed its center in the fall of last year.

Legislative leaders said they intend to provide funds to help with recovery efforts from devastating Mississippi tornadoes.

Jackson Countys Board of Supervisors selected Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System as Singing River Health Systems new owner.