On the first day of absentee voting in Mississippi, terminally ill Catherine Crews and her husband set out on foot for the Lafayette County Courthouse.
Gov. Tate Reeves is appointing a district attorney in northeast Mississippi to become a judge on the state Court of Appeals.
A ruling about whether Mississippi can count postmarked mail ballots that arrive after Election Day could have a "national impact," according to a former federal prosecutor.
Republicans brought this case to the 5th Circuit, which is the most conservative in the country, but it could have wide-ranging implications nationally.
An Oxford-based charity, My Brother's Keeper Oxford, is helping connect people with resources to help Jan. 6 rioters in prison from Mississippi.
Republican Gov. Tate Reeves has appointed a Saltillo-based district attorney to fill a vacant seat on the Mississippi Court of Appeals. On Wednesday, the governor's office announced John Weddle will replace former District 1 position 1 Judge Jim M. Greenlee, who retired earlier this year. Greenlee had served on the court since 2016.