Effect on Daily Activities Daily activities in Mississippi require careful planning around the humidity. Simple tasks like ...

More than 180,000 people living in Jackson, Mississippi do not have access to clean water. ... 49, a mom social worker, is a proud Mississippian who has lived in Jackson all of her life.

Mississippi's Republican governor, Tate Reeves—seen here at the Executive Mansion on June 30, 2020, in Jackson, Miss.—signed into law eight pro-life and pro-family measures on Wednesday.

Around 180,000 people in and around Jackson, Mississippi, are experiencing a massive breakdown of the city’s water system. The city’s pipes are either running dry or producing water that’s ...

ross adams tells us about some of the hurdles patients are facing that medical marijuana may not be a cure all, but it could bring relief to thousands of mississippians suffering from diseases that ...

The Mississippi River sculpted the nation, but now the people who live along it are dealing the effects of climate change. Here & Now traveled the Mississippi River to see how they're adapting.

This week, out of a brand-new printing press in Jackson, Miss., rolled a new daily: Jackson's State Times. The paper was launched with about $1,000,000 put up by 868 stockholders as an answer to ...