Gov. Tate Reeves is set to announce major investments toward economic development efforts throughout Mississippi.

Several towns have since created pocket parks, Thortis says, and some have added murals and other public art to enliven streetscapes. After McComb hosted the first summit, it introduced “Fourth Friday ...

It’s time to readjust our thinking about white men, college admissions, and DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion). The left and the right have both turned this into a culture war when what we really ...

A thought-provoking article explores the struggles of white working-class men in America and the need for a comprehensive approach to fixing poverty.

My morning in Jonesboro started with a brisk, beautiful run on the campus of Arkansas State University. Even before 7 a.m. the place was energized and inspired. Back in my hotel room, the traffic ...

Ending affirmative action hindered White men opening discussion on the need for a comprehensive approach to address poverty ...

Do people still take traditional summer vacations? Sure, they do. But these days, even the kids are over-scheduled. So for many folks, weekend getaways are more likely — or at least more likely to be ...

The headlines this month about white men, college admissions, and the fallout from ending affirmative action startled a lot ...

The Geminid meteor showers, considered one of the best of the year, is about to peak in 2025. Here are the best locations in Mississippi to view them.

Economy, class and education now do as much work as race in deciding whether a man will be seen as "marriageable," employable ...

Gov. Tate Reeves announced that Mississippi will invest over $100 million in economic development, infrastructure improvements, workforce training, tourism and conservation initiatives across the ...

Take a look at some of the most viewed stories this year on WAPT.com. In September, Demartravion "Trey" Reed, 21, a Delta State University student from Grenada, was found hanging from a tree on the ...