Law & Crime

70-Year-Old Black Woman Allegedly Hurt During Arrest in Mississippi Town Whose Mayor Said George Floyd Could Breathe

Colin KalmbacherJul 22nd

Mississippi Legislature Votes to Ditch Their Confederate-Themed State Flag

Alberto LuperonJun 28th

A Mississippi Church Sued Over Coronavirus Restrictions and Won. A Few Weeks Later It Was Burned to the Ground.

Colin KalmbacherMay 21st

Another Republican Attorney General Threatens Lawsuit Against China, Admits It Would Be ‘Tough’ to Win

Jerry LambeApr 25th

GOP Governor Issues Executive Order Defining Most Businesses in State as ‘Essential’

Jerry LambeMar 26th

Federal Court Found Mississippi Voting Rule Was Likely Unconstitutional, But Wouldn’t Block It

Jerry LambeNov 1st

‘They Pump People Full of Drugs’: Federal Judge Rules State Violated Rights of Mentally Ill Patients

Jerry LambeSep 5th

‘He Lowered His Shoulder’: Sheriff Denies Officers Brutally Beat Black Man After Lawyer Shares Graphic Image

Matt ClibanoffJul 30th

Lawsuit: Miss. Election Procedures Are ‘Racist Scheme’ Meant to ‘Dilute’ African American Vote

Jerry LambeMay 30th

Federal Court Strikes Down GOP Gerrymander Affecting African Americans in Mississippi

Colin KalmbacherMar 16th

Capitol Police Fire, Rehire Officer After Altercation with Confederate Flag Wavers at Civil Rights Museum

Ronn BlitzerFeb 15th

Jessica Chambers Murder Trial: Unraveling The Murder Charges Against Quinton Tellis

Aaron KellerOct 10th

3 Killed in Robbery Attempt in Mississippi’s Capital City

The Associated PressFeb 10th

Ex-Officer Sentenced to 42 Months in Prison for Visa Fraud

The Associated PressJan 28th

Four High Schoolers Allegedly Put Noose on Black Student’s Neck

Alberto LuperonOct 25th

Judge Sides With Planned Parenthood in Blocking Anti-Abortion Medicaid Law

Ronn BlitzerOct 21st

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70-Year-Old Black Woman Allegedly Hurt During Arrest in Mississippi Town Whose Mayor Said George Floyd Could Breathe

Mississippi Legislature Votes to Ditch Their Confederate-Themed State Flag

A Mississippi Church Sued Over Coronavirus Restrictions and Won. A Few Weeks Later It Was Burned to the Ground.

Another Republican Attorney General Threatens Lawsuit Against China, Admits It Would Be ‘Tough’ to Win

GOP Governor Issues Executive Order Defining Most Businesses in State as ‘Essential’

Federal Court Found Mississippi Voting Rule Was Likely Unconstitutional, But Wouldn’t Block It

‘They Pump People Full of Drugs’: Federal Judge Rules State Violated Rights of Mentally Ill Patients

‘He Lowered His Shoulder’: Sheriff Denies Officers Brutally Beat Black Man After Lawyer Shares Graphic Image

Lawsuit: Miss. Election Procedures Are ‘Racist Scheme’ Meant to ‘Dilute’ African American Vote

Federal Court Strikes Down GOP Gerrymander Affecting African Americans in Mississippi

Capitol Police Fire, Rehire Officer After Altercation with Confederate Flag Wavers at Civil Rights Museum

Mississippi Dem Tries to Force School Kids to Recite Ten Commandments

5-Year-Old Calls 911 to Report Grinch Stealing Christmas

TIMELINE: What Happened The Day Jessica Chambers was Murdered

There are Some Problems With State’s Case In the Jessica Chambers Murder Trial

Jessica Chambers Murder Trial: Unraveling The Murder Charges Against Quinton Tellis

3 Killed in Robbery Attempt in Mississippi’s Capital City

Ex-Officer Sentenced to 42 Months in Prison for Visa Fraud

Four High Schoolers Allegedly Put Noose on Black Student’s Neck

Judge Sides With Planned Parenthood in Blocking Anti-Abortion Medicaid Law