Mississippi State’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is celebrating 120 years of teaching, research and service with events for alumni, faculty, students and staff. CALS kicked off its anniversary celebration with a recent homecoming reception for alumni...
by Jerry Mitchell, Mississippi Today November 8, 2023 The Justice Department is now investigating the city of Lexington and the Lexington Police Department. “No city, no town and no law enforcement agency is too large or too small to evade our enforcement of the...
A new Cadillac is prowling the streets of Mississippi State University, but it is providing more than just a cool ride to a team of MSU students. MSU’s EcoCAR Electric Vehicle Challenge team officially unveiled its new Cadillac LYRIQ on Tuesday [Nov. 7] at the...
by Molly Minta, Mississippi Today November 7, 2023 Concerns about poor recordkeeping, inadequate accountability and the possible “unintended” use of restricted dollars led a member of the Jackson State University Development Foundation board to quietly resign earlier...
by Taylor Vance, Mississippi Today November 7, 2023 Chancery Judge Dewayne Thomas on Tuesday night extended voting in all Hinds County polling precincts until 8 p.m., giving voters in the state’s most populous county an additional hour to cast ballots in a crowded...
by Geoff Pender, Mississippi Today November 7, 2023 Hinds County problems in Mississippi’s statewide general election on Tuesday caused what, in technical legal terms, is known as a mess. Numerous precincts in Hinds County reportedly ran out of ballots, or of...
