White House removes the Spanish portion of the site; Trump previously said people in U.S. should "speak English." Could changes affect MS Hispanics?

A bill that phases out the state income tax, cuts the state grocery tax and raises sales taxes and gasoline taxes has passed the Mississippi House with a bipartisan vote.

A bill that aims to increase pharmacy benefit managers’ transparency by requiring them to report data to the agency that oversees pharmacy practice in Mississippi has passed the House of Representatives.

A proposed Mississippi bill would let bounty hunters track undocumented migrants. The DeSoto County DA announced it this week. Here's what we know.

The plan would reduce the state’s $7 billion general fund by $1.1 billion over 10 years. Losses would be partially offset by increases in sales and gas taxes.

The White House website dropped its Spanish language ... But on Tuesday morning in Mississippi, "clima," the Spanish word for weather, was one of the top trending search terms in the state ...

The White House website dropped its Spanish language portion of the site shortly after President Donald Trump took office on Monday, Jan. 21. The portion of the site also was removed during his ...

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Supreme Court Chief Justice Mike Randolph appointed three judges to serve the new CCID court, which is set to be possibly repealed in 2027.

The Mississippi State Department of Health confirmed the first pediatric flu death of the 2024-25 season on Friday, Jan. 24. Have you had a flu shot?

Speaker Jason White issues the following statement on the passage of House Bill 1, the Build Up Mississippi Act, in the Mississippi House of Representatives.

Happy Wednesday! Back in 2012, now-retired Mississippi state Rep. Steve Holland introduced legislation to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the “Gulf of America,” telling a public broadcaster it was a satirical jab at the Mississippi legislature’s Republican majority. Little did he know.