There is a kind of rest that has very little to do with sleep. It is the rest that comes when you have done your part, ...

I wanted to take a minute to update everyone on the current status of our election process. Since Mississippi is a bottom-up ...

GALLERY – Community members, family members of victims of police violence and civil rights organizations gathered outside the ...

Ask for More Jackson, with support from the Community Foundation for Mississippi and an anonymous donor, celebrated 10 outstanding Jackson Public Schools ...

Twenty-two Jackson Public Schools scholars are stepping into new leadership roles at the Medgar and Myrlie Evers Career Development Center (ECDC), and ...

Twelve Jackson Public Schools scholars have been selected to serve on the Mississippi Department of Education’s 2026-27 State Superintendent’s Student ...

By Dr. Willis H. Thomas JA Business Correspondent Madison, WI: On October 22, the Wisconsin Association of Energy Engineers (WAEE) hosted the Wisconsin ...

By Alisha Reese, CMT JA Health Editor “Me telling my story, me showing up, me walking in my reality, that was the release. That was my freedom.” – ...

Tisdale JA Publisher Emerita Good people of Mississippi, please imagine with me Cindy Hyde-Smith walking down a lonely alley ...

On Oct. 29th, Bishop William J. Barber II joined faith leaders, community organizers and labor representatives in Jackson for ...

By Dr. James E. Sulton Jr. JA International Correspondent For most of a century, oil has defined the Saudi Arabian economy.

Civil rights photographs return to Mississippi; exhibit asks visitors to name the people in them JANS – A new exhibit at the ...