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Country artist Travis Meadows, a Jackson, Miss., native now based in Nashville, Tenn., performs at …
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Angelo’s Unlikely Pairing
At Angelo's, the tables are stocked with Italian and pizzeria staples such as shakers of parmesan cheese and crushed red pepper, and something more unusual for an Italian restaurant: squeeze bottles full of barbecue sauce.
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The Racist Roots of Disenfranchising Voters
Mississippi is one of 12 states with disenfranchisement laws that can affect people for life. The list of 22 disenfranchising crimes means an estimated 218,181 people in the state are unable to vote, a new study from the Sentencing Project, One Voice and the Mississippi NAACP, shows.
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Providing Hope in a Crumbling Library
Despite a seemingly grim reality, Jackson-Hinds Libraries Executive Director Patty Furr has hope for the Capital city's branches and the communities they serve, and she credits the work Ruth Jinkiri is doing as an example of a good library's mission.
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JPS Board Pushes Supe Search Forward
Jackson Public Schools could have a new superintendent by July if the Board of Trustees gets its way. Earlier this month, the board finalized its top two superintendent search firm candidates: McPherson & Jacobsen LLC and Hazard Young Attea Associates.
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McPherson & Jacobson RFP Response for Superintendent Consultant
McPherson & Jacobson RFP Response for Superintendent Consultant
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Hazard Young Attea RFP Response for Superintendent Consultant
Hazard Young Attea RFP Response for Superintendent Consultant
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Enfranchisement Study Committee Bill (HB 774)
Enfranchisement Study Committee Bill (HB 774)
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Felony Disenfranchisement in Mississippi Study
Felony Disenfranchisement in Mississippi Study
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Disenfranchising Crimes List (via SOS)
Disenfranchising Crimes List (via SOS)
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Senators Tweak Rewrite of Mississippi School Funding Formula
State senators on Tuesday moved a rewrite of Mississippi's public school funding formula a step closer to passage.
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Mississippi One Step Closer to 15-Week Abortion Ban
A state Senate committee on Tuesday passed House Bill 1510 , which would make abortions illegal at 15 weeks into gestation. The bill moves to the full Senate for more discussion.
