May 17, 2020. What we're going through is real, scary, and traumatic. Everybody has experienced this virus, and it seems that everyone is going through five stages of grief: denial, anger and bargaining. You can…
Lawmakers spend unprecedented state, federal funds
The total state support budget, which has been approved by legislative leaders and is currently being rubberstamped in full by the members, is expected to reach $7.32 Billion. This is 9.2% more than the amount…
MDE to hold hearing on social studies proposal…
Nonprofit Mississippi News Over the past few months, both conservative legislators and leaders have pledged to stop critical race theory being taught in Mississippi's public school systems. Many expressed dismay when a Twitter user reported…
Mississippi in the Know Legislative Breakfast Series
Join Mississippi Today in person at Basil's Downtown in Jackson, or livestream to see the first event in the Mississippi in the Know series. It will feature a conversation with the Lt. Governor. At 8:00…
Mississippi Stories Dr Jeannine Herron
This episode of Mississippi Stories features Marshall Ramsey, Mississippi Today Editor at Large, and Jeannine Herron (neuropsychologist, reading expert, and widow of Civil Rights photographer Matt Herron). The Mississippi Museum of Art and Barksdale Reading…
Mississippi Today to publish Phil Bryant welfare investigation
The diversion of funds from the poor was mainly done through government sanctioned processes, whether they were state agencies or private nonprofits. In many cases, the permission was given and the process took place in…
Nine felony voting rights bills pending in Senate
Fillingane stated that it is likely that at least some of these suffrage bills would be considered by his Judiciary B Committee, with the intention to have them sent to the full Senate chamber. Fillingane…
Phil Bryant turned to welfare officials to rescue…
According to Mississippi Today records, federal investigators were told that New paid McRae's rehab costs. McRae was struggling in school and needed an early help. His family eventually connected with Nancy New, a private school…
Reeves ignores racist history of state’s felony voting…
Perhaps those convicted in ancient Rome or Greece of felonies also lost their voting rights. The governor might be interested in asking whether slaves from ancient Rome or Greece can vote. The issue of felony…