Prentiss County News

Major League Baseball faces criticism for its perceived stance on the biblical chapter and attitudes toward personal celebrations, sparking debate among fans and observers.

Mississippi’s contributions to the America250 time capsule will remain sealed until the year 2276, officials say.

Power has been restored, and services are back online after outages at locations in Pearl and Jackson.

Wilson Frederick Jones, 31, a former school teacher, was sentenced to 18 years in prison after pleading guilty to child exploitation charges in Mississippi.

Seven Mississippi state parks are hosting Independence Day events, offering swimming, fishing, live entertainment, and fireworks for families to enjoy.

Mississippi residents should prepare for heavy rainfall and flooding in the coming days, with additional threats along the Gulf Coast, officials say.

Wounded Warriors of Mississippi visited the Mississippi Department of Public Safety headquarters, where officers signed a vehicle to aid veterans and their families.

Mississippi has achieved record-high graduation rates and significant improvements in reading and math, setting a national benchmark. State officials plan to collaborate with Southern leaders to expand these successes.

Tickets are available for free for the upcoming United in Song event in Mississippi, honoring the state and the nation.