STARKVILLE — Students seeking scientific medical knowledge at Mississippi State University now have a cutting-edge resource to help them dissect human anatomy with the most-advanced medical ...

STARKVILLE — Having one volume scorer in the backcourt is nice, but Mississippi State’s offense could be that much more complete with two. Josh Hubbard opened his sophomore season Monday night ...

New Hope senior Jackson Grady signs his letter of intent to play tennis at Meridian Community College. Grady is joined by New Hope High School principal Matt Smith, left, and parents David Grady ...

PENSACOLA, Fla. — Mississippi State soccer capped its best-ever regular season with an unprecedented haul of Southeastern Conference individual awards, including the coach, defender and ...

STARKVILLE — A proposed amendment to city ordinances around kitchen and security requirements for restaurants has narrowed its scope, garnering a mixed response from the business community.

Quincy Jones, the multitalented music titan whose vast legacy ranged from producing Michael Jackson’s historic “Thriller” album to writing prize-winning film and television scores and ...

The judge added that under state Supreme Court precedent, “the potential” of something occurring, such as disciplinary action, is not enough reason to file a lawsuit. Granted, this is all a ...

“The MOU with MUW is an excellent opportunity for our students to have a smooth transition from ICC’s School of Education into MUW’s School of Education,” said Chris Cox, education ...

The county board of supervisors unanimously agreed to grant Airbus Helicopters a 10-year ad valorem tax abatement for the company’s $3.5 million expansion, which includes adding a 6-acre solar farm.

STARKVILLE — Jeff Lebby has worked for three current Southeastern Conference head coaches, but his first stop as a Division I offensive coordinator came at Central Florida, where the Knights had ...

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When Mary Dean Rose first started working polls in Oktibbeha County in the 1970s, elections looked different than they do today. “I was back in the day when they read out the ballot and you ...