Senate Set to OK Republican Bill Unraveling Health Care LawRepublicans pushed legislation toward Senate approval Thursday that would demolish President Barack Obama's signature health care law and halt Planned Parenthood's federal money, setting up a veto fight the GOP knows it will lose but thinks will delight conservative voters …
Mobile Home Park Owners Challenge Pearl's RegulationsOwners of five mobile home parks are challenging the city of Pearl's regulations in federal court, saying the rules are ultimately designed to force them to close.
Analysis: New Mississippi Lawmakers Bring Broad ExperienceRoughly 20 percent of Mississippi legislative seats will turn over to a different person when the four-year term begins in January, with new members bringing fresh perspectives.
Ole Miss to Demolish Site Where Faulkner Wrote 'As I Lay Dying'Late one night at the University of Mississippi power plant, William Faulkner turned over a wheelbarrow, used it as a makeshift table and began writing the classic novel "As I Lay Dying" — but where in the building did he …
USM Rebounds After 3 Dreadful SeasonsSouthern Mississippi has won more games over the past six weeks then it did in the previous three seasons combined.
The sun will rise on residential solar panels in Mississippi, but it's unclear how bright their future will be.
The Kemper County power plant was supposed to be up and running by now, showing the world how to burn coal without spewing climate-warming carbon pollution into the air.
A Mississippi House committee met today to start discussing a contested race that went to a drawing of straws for a tiebreaker.
On the 60th anniversary of Rosa Parks' arrest, the AP is making available its initial story on the Montgomery bus boycott.
Roughly 20 percent of Mississippi legislative seats will turn over to a different person when the four-year term begins in January, with new members bringing fresh perspectives.