OPINION: Free market principles help the helpless
On April 22, Gov. Phil Bryant signed a bill into law that would provide a tax credit for donations to nonprofit foster care programs, known as the Children’s Promise Act. Under this
Two Republican governor candidates advocate for teacher pay at debate
STARKVILLE (AP) — Two of the three Republican candidates for Mississippi governor agreed on many points during the first debate of the 2019 campaign season, each saying he would make long-term commitments
Mississippi judge dismisses lawsuit involving University, data transfer
A lawsuit alleging that data had been illegally obtained from the U.K. and transferred to the data research department at the University of Mississippi has been dismissed by a Hinds County Chancery Court
Ole Miss alumnus and Truman Scholar Shad White appointed state auditor
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant on Friday named an attorney who leads a conservative legal group to be the new state auditor. White is an alumnus of the University
Opinion: Bridge closures demonstrate Mississippi’s failing infrastructure
Bridge stability is an important component of everyday safety routines among drivers and commuters, but survival in hopes of getting to and from work or school without falling through a bridge is
Square Books offers discount in support of free speech
Square Books is celebrating the First Amendment of the United States Constitution this weekend by offering its customers a “tax-free holiday.” The bookstore is applying a 7 percent discount on all book purchases