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The Mississippi man known as "Case 1," the first person to be diagnosed with autism, has died.

The Mississippi State Board of Education has selected its next interim state superintendent of education.

Stephen Elliot Powers, convicted of capital murder in 2000, was again denied legal relief by Mississippi Supreme Court.

Jackson State University partnered with Woolpert, an international architectural and engineering firm to provide students with job opportunities.

Jackson Councilman Aaron Banks is the leader of the National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials, meeting in Jackson this week.

High winds of up to 80 mph and tornadoes were possible for Central Mississippi on Friday as storms ripped across Central Mississippi, including Hinds Co.

See why a PAC formed by two veteran Republicans is trying to take down Republican state Sen. Chris McDaniel in his run for lieutenant governor.

Mississippi Correctional Institute for Women held the dedication for a newly constructed chapel at CMCF Thursday.

The bosses of two of the largest hospitals in Mississippi announced they will soon be stepping down. See why, and who will replace them.

The Central Mississippi Correctional Facility held a dedication ceremony in Pearl on Thursday for a new chapel, mainly for women incarcerated there.