Entergy services 3 million customers across Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. Entergy donated $1 million to fund the Impact 59 grant program that supports nonprofit organizations across ...

Ice said she’s already had one of her clients deported just last month, and she fears this could continue to be a common thing for the rough 22 thousand undocumented immigrants in Mississippi.

Dozens of inmates are crammed into cells in the prisons in the Central American country. Sentences range from 60 to more than 1,000 years for those incarcerated at Terrorism Confinement Centre ...

Moore’s case was quickly dropped. Since Mississippi Today published Moore’s story, in partnership with The Marshall Project, the local judge signed orders releasing the four women and they are no ...

When people talk about mortgage rates, they're typically referring to national averages. But if you're getting ready to buy or refinance a home, these averages aren't always super useful. To get ...

In 1996, when Professor Bernard Hibbitts first established JURIST, few could have foreseen the impact the project would have. Whether measured in terms of the individual lives it has touched, its ...

The film focuses on a series of hunger strikes organized by those incarcerated at California’s Pelican Bay State Prison, in protest of conditions in highest-security prisons. By Alissa Wilkinson ...

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Stephen K. Bannon pleaded guilty to a charity-fraud scheme in state court in Manhattan but will not serve prison time or probation as part of the agreement. Marine Corps drill instructors are a ...

CANTON, Miss. (WTVA) — A drunk driver who killed a Mississippi teacher received a 23-year prison sentence. Jordan Sullivan, 33, pleaded guilty to aggravated DUI on Jan. 28 and received her prison ...

The oil wells in North Louisiana dried up in the 1980s. AT&T and General Motors closed their factories in Shreveport. Those things put a major dent in Shreveport’s economy.