The funds from Beth Mayeaux’s campaign will help over 1,600 people, said Marisa Clemente, Undue Medical Debt’s vice president ...

Hyde-Smith has a long history of not doing off-the-cuff events or open town hall meetings and rarely does interviews with the ...

A Jackson Municipal Court judge set a $5 million bond Monday for a third suspect charged in the killing of Tasia Fortune, as ...

I cover the city of Jackson with a particular focus on public safety and quality-of-life issues. My reporting is shaped by the belief that every Jacksonian deserves to live in a thriving, healthy, and ...

I joined Mississippi Today in 2017 as an intern straight out of Boston University, where I earned my degree in 2017. Since then, I’ve built my career here, focusing on environmental reporting and data ...

I report on politics, government, courts, and campaigns in Mississippi. As a lifelong Mississippian who attended public schools and universities, I believe that how our state government spends ...

Hinds County’s public defenders won one of their biggest budgets in the last 10 years, but it’s still not enough to be on par ...

The Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board wants to vote by Oct. 26 on whether to revoke the charter of SR1 College ...

I write about sports across Mississippi, from the high school fields to the professional leagues — and everything in between. After nearly six decades covering the games, players, and stories that ...

I report on economic development, examining the policies, investments, and market forces that shape Mississippi’s communities and residents’ daily lives. Whether it’s filling up at the gas station, ...

Proposed legislation would strengthen FEMA’s response to gender-based violence, an issue advocates say is often overlooked ...

As a Roy W. Howard investigative reporting fellow, I cover stories that expose wrongdoing, hold powerful institutions accountable and illuminate disparities affecting everyday Mississippians. While my ...