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Gov. Phil Bryant, center, Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves, left, and state Speaker of the House Philip Gunn, right, received the good news that the state's revenues will increase by about $118 million more this year than originally expected.

The Mississippi Opera hopes to take audiences around the world in the opening show for its 68th season.

Jimmy Bogan started tattooing informally at age 19. Now he owns Jackson’s first African American-operated tattoo parlor.

Daniel Craig brings new dimensions to James Bond in “Skyfall,” the 23rd film in the franchise.

The day after a tense Election Day protest at Ole Miss, about 700 students came together in a show of unity.

The city canceled a ground-breaking ceremony Monday to begin the project to turn Capitol Street back into a two-way street. It's still happening, though.

Ghali Haddad, a Millsaps College biology major, thinks political parties should stop trying to put young voters into ideological boxes.

Bill Chandler, director of the Mississippi Immigrant Rights Alliance, says a coalition of minorities and young progressive whites poses a threat to the state’s traditional, conservative white power structure.

An unexpected detail—such as icing insects—can make a traditional wedding cake unforgettable.

The Piper PA-32 struck this house at 220 Marcus L. Butler Dr. in Jackson, Miss.

Community Bank was one of the state's top lenders of Small Business Administration-backed loans in 2012.

A group of soldiers in Iraq

An unidentified protester plays the violin outside the Women's Health Organization.