Opinion | College Student Cheating Habits Are the Problem, Not AI
Austin Sarat writes that college student cheating habits are based on more than just artificial intelligence.
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Jackson Fire Department Cuts Occupancy for Jackson City Council Meetings
The Jackson Fire Department has permanently cut the occupancy limit inside the Jackson City Council room from 90 to 60.
The City of Jackson Pauses Data Center Construction Until It Passes Regulations
The City of Jackson is delaying any action regarding potential data center construction sites it considers and passes regulations.
Ranger Finds Body Amid Search for Nolan Wells, Who Vanished on Horn Island During Trip With Friends
A park ranger found a body on Horn Island off the Mississippi Gulf Coast on Sunday amid the search for 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells.
Democrats Scramble as Maine Senate Nominee Graham Platner Faces Sexual Assault Allegation
Democrats have begun pulling endorsements of Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner of Maine after he was accused of sexual assault.
Ex-Jackson Mayor Chokwe A. Lumumba Faces 5 Years in Prison After Guilty Plea in Federal Bribery Case
Former Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba pleaded guilty to a single charge of conspiracy to commit bribery, wire fraud and money laundering.
Nolan Wells’ Mother Confirms His Death After Ranger Finds Body on Horn Island
The mother of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells confirmed her son's death on Monday afternoon, hours after a park ranger found a body on Horn Island.
Mississippi Bar Asks State Supreme Court to Suspend Jody Owens’ Law License After Guilty Plea
The Mississippi Bar Association asked the Mississippi Supreme Court to revoke Jody Owens’ license to practice law on Monday
Neighbors in Need Spur Stone County Pair Into Flood Rescues
Two men in Stone County, Mississippi, took their boat and helped rescue residents stranded by floodwaters brought by Tropical Storm Arthur.
Trump Says Ceasefire With Iran Is ‘Over,’ Prompting Spike in Oil Prices as Stocks Drop Worldwide
President Donald Trump said the pause in fighting in the Iran War was “over” Wednesday, causing oil prices to rise and stocks to slump.
Nolan Wells’ Family Retains Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump After Death on Horn Island
Nolan Wells’ family has retained civil rights attorney Ben Crump for representation after the 18-year-old’s lifeless body was found on Horn Island.
Teeuwissen Resigns as Jackson’s Chief Administrative Officer After Law Partner’s Death
Jackson Chief Administrative Officer Pieter Teeuwissen resigned on good terms this week after almost a year in his position.
Officials Seek Public’s Help in Nolan Wells Death Investigation as Misinformation Spreads
Law enforcement is requesting help from members of the public as investigators seek information on the July 4 disappearance and death of Nolan Wells.
Doe’s Eat Place: Three Generations Later, Juke Joint Turned Steakhouse Still a Greenville Staple
Since opening in 1941, Doe’s Eat Place has remained in the Signa family across generations, serving tamales and steaks to the Greenville, Miss., community.
Building Wealth: Four Black Delta Farmers Teach Mississippians How to Self-Sustain
A group of about 30 people took a tour of four Black-owned farms in the north Mississippi Delta on Juneteenth this year to learn about sustainability.
Opinion | Soaring US Beef Prices Are Likely to Rise Further
Andrew Muhammad and Charles Martinez write about the current and approaching disruptions to the U.S. beef market.
Democracy | Proof Through the Night: Driving America and Scaling Walls on America 250
Donna Ladd writes about traveling in the American West on America 250 and being reminded that the fight for freedom is always worth the struggle.
Family of Nolan Wells Call for Transparency and Deeper Investigation After Teen’s July 4 Death
The family of Nolan Wells is expected to call for greater transparency in the investigation of the 18-year-old’s death on July 4.
JTRANS Drivers to Strike on Monday if No Contract Reached
Jackson transit workers intend to strike on Monday morning if a new contract is not reached with MV Transportation over the weekend.
Former Pink House Clinic Escort Laments as Mississippi Republican Lawmakers Celebrate Abortion Ban Anniversary
Republican lawmakers celebrated their roles in banning abortion in Mississippi four years after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
Longleaf Trace Removes All Water Fountains Over Homelessness Fears, Alarming Trail Users in Summer Heat
The Longleaf Trace removed all water fountains in June over homelessness concerns, alarming trail users and health experts.
Trump Approves Federal Aid for Mississippi’s May Storm and Tornado Damage, But Details Unclear
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump said he has approved Gov. Tate Reeves’ major disaster declaration request from May 19.
Opinion | Looking Forward After Independence Day, Setting Sights on ‘A More Perfect Union’
Raymond Barranco writes about the day after Independence Day and continuing to build toward a better America.
Hinds County Judge Appoints Temporary DA After Jody Owens’ Resignation, Guilty Plea
Hinds County announced the temporary appointment of a new district attorney following the resignation of former District Attorney Jody Owens.