By The Associated Press and BILL BARROW Associated Press
A flood of messages came from world leaders and pop culture figures, with many of them focused on Carter’s four decades of global humanitarian work after leaving the Oval Office.
A new lawsuit in Jones County claims Sheriff Joe Berlin physically assaulted and verbally abused a minor in a 2022 confrontation at a high school football game.
A federal appeals court will reconsider its August ruling that would have struck down Mississippi’s practice of permanently stripping voting rights from people convicted of certain felonies
Mississippi is looking for new ways to improve the foster care and adoption systems. It’s an extension of the conversations that started after Roe v. Wade was overturned last year. Now, a new task force is tackling more specifics.
A shutdown means the potential furlough of millions of federal employees, leaving the military without pay, disrupting air travel, and cutting off vital safety net services.