John McKay, chairman and CEO of the Mississippi Manufacturers Association, talks with Mississippi Today’s Geoff Pender and ...

A Mississippi legislator recently proposed that the state research a drug called ibogaine, which appears to show promise in treating both opioid addicts and military veterans diagnosed with ...

A new Mississippi law that restricts diversity, equity and inclusion policies in education will harm the way schools teach ...

First Presbyterian Day School preschoolers spent a week this year learning about how helpers like doctors, construction ...

Thousands of people daily drive across Bob Anthony Parkway/Spillway Road, which runs across the earthen dam at the Barnett ...

St. Andrew’s athletes who will play college sports this fall are (from left) Austin Morgan, Centre College, football; Jack ...

Judy Alsobrooks Meredith, right, wife of James Meredith, who became the first Black student to enroll at the University of Mississippi in 1962, shares a moment with her husband during his 92nd ...

The DAR Good Citizenship Essay and Scholarship was presented to Julia Lever (right), a 2025 graduate of Germantown High ...

The Rev. Jeff Hood has witnessed 11 executions: four in Oklahoma, three in Alabama, two in Texas, one in Missouri and one in ...

Jackson Prep’s Bill Richardson, (right) won SBLive.com’s Photo of the Month during the 2024-2025 school year. His shot of ...

Columnist Sid Salter says there is still the unanswered matter of serving justice for the Marter family – for Edwina.

Higher education officials and advocates warn the proposed changes to the federal Pell Grant program would have a negative ...