Sipp News

Jurors convicted Tameshia Shelton of murder without seeing the victim’s apparent suicide note. If freed, her case would mark a state record: seven exonerations in the same judicial district.

Marshall Ramsey’s editorial cartoon depicts a blues man standing at a crossroads where signs point to a data center, an ICE facility and a closed hospital.

Is it OK to gerrymander to eliminate majority-Black districts after the Supreme Court’s Callais redistricting decision?

A lab in Louisiana is a hub for chronic wasting disease research detection in deer. Outside, scientists face skepticism and backlash.

Louisiana lawmakers have passed a new congressional map to pick up a Republican seat while leaving the state with one of its two majority-Black U.S. House districts.

Consultant: Mississippi has a law requiring student performance expectations to be raised once 75% reach proficiency or 65% of schools earn a “B” or higher.

Ida B. Wells and Tim Kalich will be inducted into the Mississippi Press Hall of Fame on June 26 in Biloxi.

Two Hinds County detainees at the private Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility said they were attacked with knives. It was the second time for one of them.

New Jackson State President Denise Jones Gregory will receive leadership training as she works to bring stability to the historically Black university.

Jackson State President Denise Jones Gregory describes effective leadership as being about “trust, communication and shared purpose.”