Mark Carney is showing the folks in America who is boss. Donald Trump and his Federal Government and his Federal Cabinet are ...

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations is redesignating Mississippi State University as an FAO Reference Centre on Antimicrobial Resistance and Aquaculture Biosecurity. The ...

JACKSON, Miss. – The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) is urging Mississippians to be aware of the serious and potentially unpredictable risks associated with counterfeit pills, illicitly ...

The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) joins the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) in recognizing Sept. 21-26 as National Roundabouts Week, which highlights the important role ...

A Mississippi State University Extension Service project aimed at helping agricultural entrepreneurs and Extension professionals build digital marketing skills with artificial intelligence has ...

The Attala County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about cychlorphine, an emerging synthetic opioid that can be mixed into other illicit drugs without a person’s knowledge. The warning follows ...

China's government is sounding the alarms on the AI apps as being a "Threat to the Existence of the Chinese Government."   This raises huge alarm bells for the existence of AI apps. China views the ...

Flora Mayor Leslie Childress is caught between two worlds: small town Mississippi and booming suburban sprawl.

By Elijah Klepczyk  Emmerich Newspapers  With 58 seconds remaining in the game, LSU reached 4th‑and‑goal at the Ole Miss six, needing both a touchdown and a two‑point conversion to pull even and ...

By Elijah Klepczyk Sports Columnist  On3 Sports posted its week four “College Football Heisman Poll,” with Ole Miss’ Trinidad Chambliss at No.1 and right behind him sits Mississippi State signal ...

The Bulldogs defense forced the Gamecocks to settle for three early field goals, including two in the red zone. “They kept us in the game,” head coach Jeff Lebby said, adding that holding the ...

Lower birth rates, a steadily shrinking state population (7,000 fewer residents this decade), increased enrollment competition among public and private schools, and some districts’ inability to handle ...