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The EPA proposed its first limit on PFAS and expects to finalize at end of 2023, giving water systems three years from then to come into compliance.

After a special counsel appointment in the Hunter Biden case, prosecutors said the two sides were at an impasse and they expected it to go trial.

MSU is welcoming four Meridian campus employees to the university's new, innovative Master of Science in Nursing entry licensure program.

The state of Mississippi once again led the nation in stillbirths according to new data from the CDC.

Tennessee State University, the historically Black land-grant university in Nashville, has a long commitment to addressing climate change.

Worried about lead in your tap water? Your fears may be unfounded. Test results found just one location with high lead level. See where

The opinion overturned the conviction of a Mississippi man, finding past drug use shouldn't automatically ban people from possessing guns.

Most incumbents won, but lawmakers with nearly 60 years of combined service lost, and the first Black Republican was elected to the House since 1894.

A civil suit can continue against a former Mississippi deputy who pleaded guilty on Aug. 3 to torturing and shooting a Black man in the mouth.

Enjoy the weekend with Luke Bryan, Jurassic Quest, a gun and knife show and more.