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What the Corps understands but you don’t The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers caused Mudberg, a sediment plug in the Mississippi River that reduces the river’s discharge to the Gulf and makes floods inside...
State Rep. Bo Brown has died at 81 The Hinds County representative had served in the Mississippi House since 2020.
EVE Energy makes U.S. Dept. of War’s roster of “Chinese military companies” EVE Energy is the technology partner in the nearly $2 billion joint venture that established Amplify Cell Technologies. Missi...
New report shows Mississippi made progress in education but challenges remain in other child well-being metrics Mississippi now ranks 16th nationally in education, according to the latest KIDS COUN...
With jumpsuits, wigs and dance moves, these young boys and teens keep Elvis’ legacy alive A group of young Elvis Presley tribute artists, ranging in age from seven to 17, competed in the king’s hometown...
We can say that Jesus is our Savior; but anything or anyone else that receives more of our attention than loving and serving Christ displaces Him from His rightful place as Lord of our lives.
Mortgage rates are influenced by several factors, from the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy decisions to bond market investors’ expectations for the economy and inflation.
Even in states where President Trump enjoys a reliable voter popularity, angst over high gas prices is one of the “kitchen table issues” that can and do impact elections.
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Consumers continue to feel the burden as small businesses are forced to raise the prices of their goods and services just to keep pace with rising expenses like swipe fees.
The Golden Fleet provides a target in ship orders, and Congress appears on track to provide the resources. But institutional discipline to stay the course for many years on the shipbuilding plan is less ass...
The Mississippi River tried to change course to the Atchafalaya in 1973. It almost did. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers stopped it. A course change is inevitable. It will leave plants and refineries stran...
Perhaps the single best thing a Mississippi child can have in life is a loving mother and father who are married and present. That makes all the difference.
The Magnolia State is showing how high tech and households can thrive on the same power grid, improving the lives of Mississippians today and for generations to come.
Gentry has not given interviews, performed, or appeared publicly since her 1982 appearance at the Academy of Country Music Awards, with the now-83-year-old singer reportedly now living in seclusion.
Every surface of the house and its contents, as well as the front porch and garden, have been carefully arranged with her vibrant, immersive art.
The Mississippi Development Authority said the company is investing $80 million into the project with an eye on creating 50 jobs at its new Fusible PVC Pipe plant.
Mississippi's public school enrollment is down over 60,000 students in the last decade while the state's education budget has reached record levels. House lawmakers have discussed consolidation in the past b...
“When a company needs something built, and built right, they are choosing Mississippi," said Governor Tate Reeves.
The drop in immigrants and rising Baby Boomer retirements mean that fewer people are competing for work. As a result, the so-called break-even point — the number of new jobs required to keep the unemployme...
Parents can stock up on their child's school supplies and wardrobe while saving money during the tax holiday.
Mississippi has nearly $205 million for the first budget period of a five-year grant through the federal Rural Health Transformation Program established in the One Big Beautiful Bill.
Mississippians who were impacted by severe winter storms earlier this year and took advantage of the automatic postponed tax filing deadlines have until Monday, June 8 to file.
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker says while waterways have always been a key part of Mississippi commerce, in the last decade, the state has also become a hub of 21st century maritime science and innovation.