[ad_1] The University of Southern Mississippi’s Center for Oral History and Cultural Heritage launched a new longform podcast about Mississippians in World War II. The 10-episode first season of the…
[ad_1] Marshall Ramsey, a nationally recognized editorial cartoonist, shares his cartoons and travels the state as Mississippi Today’s Editor-At-Large. He’s also host of a weekly statewide radio program and a…
[ad_1] Oct. 10, 1871 Octavius Catto’s grave, located at Eden Cemetery in Cottingdale, Pa. Credit: Wikipedia Octavius Catto, a 32-year-old educator and civil rights activist who had pushed for Black…
[ad_1] The committee tasked with studying young people’s mental health made recommendations to the state Legislature Oct. 1. The group proposed measures to shore up the state’s youth mental health…
[ad_1] Mississippi Today political editor Geoff Pender and reporter Taylor Vance investigated state-funded projects that benefited Rep. Trey Lamar’s neighborhood and home district. Pender and Vance cover the Mississippi Legislature,…
[ad_1] State taxpayers have shelled out $7 million to improve the private country club neighborhood and golf course where one of Mississippi’s most powerful lawmakers lives. State taxpayers are also…
[ad_1] For many Mississippi lawmakers, Christmas comes again in March or April each year as they typically pass bills full of hundreds of millions of dollars in pet projects —…
[ad_1] So much to discuss and dissect this week: Vandy toppling Bama, Ole Miss righting the ship and preparing for LSU, a banner Sanderson Farms Championship that now has new…
[ad_1] Mississippi Division of Medicaid Executive Director Drew Snyder is resigning after nearly seven years serving in the position. He will serve until the end of the month. Gov. Tate…
[ad_1] In a capital city infamous for its crumbling roads and lack of money to fix them, a powerful lawmaker helped steer $400,000 in state taxpayer funds to repave a…
