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Another big U.S. election has come and gone and our unique two-party system is alive and well. I love elections . . .

Latino: A time for choosing - America’s future is bigger than one election

Below is a political opinion column by Russ Latino: Mississippians will choose between Cindy Hyde-Smith and Scott Colom today. But . . .

Narcotics unit investigating Ole Miss deaths urges Mississippi lawmakers to act on state’s controlled substance laws

The Lafayette County Metro Narcotics Unit is calling for immediate legislative hearings to address synthetic kratom-related products. “We cannot afford . . .

Magnolia Mornings: November 4, 2026

Important state and national stories, market and business news, sports and entertainment, delivered in quick-hit fashion In Mississippi 1. Multi-agency . . .

Secretary of state's office reports midday election issues, tells when you should vote by affidavit ballot

JACKSON — As of noon, the Secretary of State’s Office is experiencing high call volume on the Elections Hotline (800-829-6786) . . .

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Secretary of state's office reports midday election issues, tells when you should vote by affidavit ballot
By SPECIAL TO THE SUN-SENTINEL
Tue,11/03/26-2:36PM , 796 Reads
JACKSON — As of noon, the Secretary of State’s Office is experiencing high call volume on the Elections Hotline (800-829-6786) and has received reports of:
• Late-opening precinct
• Voting machines temporarily being down
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Wicker must stand by Ukraine
Wed,11/04/26-9:28PM , 126 Reads 4,122 Statewide
When it comes to the war between Ukraine and Russia, Roger Wicker understands clearly which of the combatants is a friend to the U.S. and which is an enemy.

If only the senior senator from Mississippi could convince President Donald Trump.
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UMMC cancer center is exciting news
Wed,11/04/26-9:34PM , 162 Reads 2,829 Statewide
Mississippi broke ground last month on a medical facility that could transform the level of cancer treatment for in-state residents while also attracting patients from other states.
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A fishing journey: crappie to bream to bass and back to crappie
By JEFF NORTH
Thu,11/05/26-10:06AM , 83 Reads 1,096 Statewide
Perhaps if I mentioned how dry it is, you will scratch your head wondering what I am thinking as the rain is pouring from your rooftop. Maybe, if I say it hasn’t rained in a month of Sundays, the heavens will have opened up dumping bucket loads of pure, fresh water to the parched earth.
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CARE begins after school art program

CARE kicked off the after- school program last week with local artist Lyn Hardy teaching the program’s young artists. Students traced leaves to create various designs and painted them using watercolors. CARE’s after-school program is funded with donations from the Steve Azar St. Cecilia Foundation and the Mississippi Arts Commission.