The U.S. Department of Justice announced late last week that they reached a settlement forcing changes within a Mississippi town’s…
Little One, A few days ago in Natchez, Mississippi, you were laid on the ground beneath a car. You are four…
Mississippi health officials recently declared a public health emergency as the state’s infant mortality rate continues to rise. Also released…
A federal judge has ruled that Mississippi needs to redraw its electoral map for the Supreme Court due to its…
History tells us about Mississippi’s storied past. But it is its current generation of community ambassadors, state advocates, entrepreneurs and…
Mississippi Governor, Tate Reeves, announced-once again this year-that April will be “Confederate Heritage Month” in Mississippi. Why are Governor Reeves…
A Mississippi school has sparked outrage after parents learned that their children had been asked to participate in a “slave…
Total devastation struck Rolling Fork, Mississippi, on Friday when a rare EF-4 tornado hit the vulnerable town. Now residents left…
In Jackson, white representatives of the Mississippi House voted to create a separate court system and expanded police force which…
Karen Hunter sits down with Lee Coffey at MSM Distribution, who partnered with Black-owned water company Eleven86 Real Artesian Water,…
Thousands of residents in Jackson, Mississippi, woke up last week to brown water running from their faucets. Despite federal funding,…