JACKSON, Mississippi (AP) — The Mississippi Supreme Court is considering a challenge by a Chicago businessman who’s trying to get listed on the state’s March 8 Democratic primary ballot for president. Three justices heard arguments […]
RIVERDALE, Georgia (AP) — Police in an Atlanta suburb say an officer was shot twice by a suspect who also was wounded by gunfire during a law enforcement operation. Riverdale police Assistant Chief Michael Reynolds […]
GULFPORT, Mississippi (AP) — Blame the dog. That’s the conclusion fire investigators have reached regarding Wednesday’s gas explosion at a home in Gulfport. Luckily no one was home at the time, and the family’s four […]
JACKSON, Mississippi (AP) — An appeals court Wednesday upheld Mississippi’s method of lethal injection, rejecting arguments from death row inmates who opposed the state’s plan to use drugs not specifically approved by state law. The […]
By Shanderia K. Posey Editor The Coalition for Economic Justice has joined a list of supporters against legislation that would lead to the state taking over the Jackson-Medger Wiley Evers International Airport. The coalition, which […]
Mississippi Link Newswire More than 20 Mississippi legislative leaders announced their support Wednesday at the state Capitol for Hillary Clinton in the Democratic presidential primary. The senators and representatives endorsed Clinton citing her commitment to […]
By Janice K. Neal-Vincent Contributing Writer The Mississippi Department of Archives and History kicked off events this month featuring Sen. David Jordan discussing his book From the Mississippi Cotton Fields to the State Senate: A […]
By Stephanie R. Jones Contributing Writer Before Willie L. Richardson Jr. left his imprint on Jackson State University, before he made his mark in the National Football League, the young wide receiver from Coleman High […]
By Natalie Bell Special to The Mississippi Link Currently serving his fourth term as mayor of Mississippi’s fourth largest city, Johnny L. DuPree, Ph.D. walks into a room with a sense of urgency, visibly and […]
By Janice K. Neal-Vincent Contributing Writer During New Hope Baptist Church’s first program for its month-long Back in the Day Black History series, guest speaker Attorney Charlene Stimley Priester reflected on voting rights, civil rights […]
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