One phenomenon that we’ve noticed since Donald Trump came back into the White House is the reaction to holding government accountable. The old cliché goes that “sunlight is the best disinfectant,” and as the Trump administration pulls down the blackout …
Mississippi Today is pleased to announce that Maya Miller has joined the newsroom as a Jackson reporter. Miller, who started in the newsroom in January, was the first reporter hired for Mississippi Today’s new Jackson team, which formally launched its …
For nearly nine years, Mississippi Today’s team of dedicated journalists has provided impactful, nationally-renowned accountability journalism at the statewide level on behalf of every Mississippian. We’re proud to announce this week that we’re adding a …
Greenville Fire Chief Ruben Brown, Sr. recently traveled to Washington, D.C., where he attended the National Fire & Emergency Services Symposium and Fire Service Day. During the event, Chief Brown joined other fire service leaders from across the …
A storm brought a mix of rain, sleet, and snow to Mississippi, leading to hazardous travel conditions in 14 northern counties. The storm ushered in a period of bitter cold, with temperatures plummeting across the state and wind chills significantly lower. …
Every fall, approximately 120 11th graders enroll at the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science (MSMS) in Columbus, Mississippi. They come from all over the state to attend the best high school in Mississippi and one of the top 10 high schools in …
JACKSON, Miss.–Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann fell onto the podium and then onto the floor during the Senate proceedings Wednesday morning at the state Capitol. Hosemann was able to sit up under his own power, and chose not to go to the emergency room. Hannah C …
Mississippi was among the first states to introduce legal sports betting after PASPA’s repeal by the US Supreme Court back in 2018. While the state launched retail sports betting, efforts toward the legalization of mobile betting continue. Earlier this …
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