A Senate bill erasing the 1.5 percent sales tax on logging and farming equipment passed earlier this week, winning praise from farmers and state leaders.

Mississippi’s 2026 session has pivoted from expanding school choice to competing teacher pay raise plans, while Gov. Tate Reeves stays largely silent on salaries.

Republicans should know better than to believe that miracles only happen when the government runs something.” In a stinging ...

Jada Gardner and Kaedyn Gibbs of Ridgeland served as pages for the Mississippi Senate. Pages generally run errands for officials and Senate staff. Shown at the senate are (from left) Senator Hillman T ...

After spirited debate in the chamber, a voice vote on a motion to table killed State Senator Jeremy England’s proposal to ...

Even amidst a new legislative session and mid-term elections, Republican rumblings about next year’s elections grow as ...

Pearl Huggins, senior pastor of First Apostolic Church in Meridian, delivered an opening prayer to the Mississippi Senate on ...

Boston Hodges of Meridian served as a page for the Mississippi Senate.  Pages generally run errands for officials and Senate staff. Boston is pictured with Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann and […] ...

Mississippi families can’t wait another year while politicians dither. And the Senate Republicans who sided with the radical ...

I’ve never been more disappointed in elected officials than I am this morning,” Reeves said of the Lt. Governor and Senate Education Chairman. He added that the Senate Education Committee is “where ...