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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 ...
John McKay, chairman and CEO of the Mississippi Manufacturers Association, talks with Mississippi Today’s Geoff Pender and ...
Entergy Mississippi volunteers are spreading across the service area to give back to customers and help fight the summer temperatures during Beat the Heat Day. The company is teaming up with local ...
U.S. News & World Report loves to produce rankings on everything from the nation’s best schools to its best hospitals to its ...
Higher education officials and advocates warn the proposed changes to the federal Pell Grant program would have a negative ...
A new Mississippi law that restricts diversity, equity and inclusion policies in education will harm the way schools teach ...
A man accused by the state auditor and attorney general in 2021 of stealing $750,000 from a Tunica home rehab program was ...
The company’s electrical transformer, technology products manufacturing division will create 450 jobs within five years. ...
Kerlin Moreno-Orellana is facing deportation over a misdemeanor charge that usually results in a fine. He was picked up by ...
Richard Jordan, Mississippi’s longest serving and oldest death row inmate, died by lethal injection Wednesday evening at the ...
Truth management, persuasion schemes that tailor truth, confronts us constantly, a disturbing aspect of modern life.
Robert Gibbs, chairman of newly elected Jackson Mayor John Horhn’s transition team, discusses what issues the team has found ...