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When compared to parts of Europe and Asia, the United States is lacking in the linguistics department. Children who grow up in these other parts of the...

Frances Wheat, mother of John and Sarah Wheat, two University of Mississippi students who were killed in the two-car accident in October, filed a suit...

Char Grille in Oxford has made some changes recently, as the steakhouse now has a different name and a new location. The restaurant, which is now known...

Malco Theatres purchased the former Amp in early June with plans to transform it into a family entertainment center. The center will include a bowling...

This afternoon for the first time a vendors’ fair for minority businesses will meet and work to promote diversity in the workplace. The event will take...

Kyle McGrevey works frantically in his fresh sport coat, blue jeans and leather shoes repairing a broken computer screen as people wait patiently to come...

The city of Memphis is nationally known as a city plagued by violence. From physical brawls to arson, there is rarely a dull day for city police and members...

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Civil rights leader Medgar Evers helped create a more inclusive and open Mississippi by increasing black voter registration, Gov....

The University of Mississippi has approved and will begin implementing a three-year, three-phase renovation to parking guidelines and infrastructure. Phase...