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Rev. Bob Gilliland and his wife, Betty, have done what few in the world could even imagine. They have been hit by tornadoes twice in three months.

There is no solution in sight in the fight over who picks up the trash in Jackson, even as the potential looms of no one picking it up next week.

The Supreme Court is weighing whether to hear an appeal that challenges a permanent voting ban on people convicted of certain felonies in Mississippi.

Flood and tornado watches and warnings rolled across much of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia early Monday. Live updates.

Top Mississippi lawmakers are still trying to decide how much money the state will spend on public schools during this election year.

A bill to revive the state's initiative petition process was itself resurrected by the state Senate on Monday after dying earlier in the session.

Survivor's of Friday's deadly tornado begin the recovery process in Rolling Fork, Mississippi.

Rolling Fork began its work week Monday with a great deal of uncertainty, with residents uncertain about jobs, home and transportation.

Jackson's Water and Sewer Billing Administration office was damaged in Sunday's storms that swept through Jackson, forcing it to close.

Numerous resources are available for those recovering from recent Mississippi tornado destruction.