More than 31 million robocalls were made by Heather and her minions, most of them unwanted. We support the Senate committee and the state Public Service Commission in their efforts to give some relief from these scammers.
Mississippi's top politicians Philip Gunn and Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves have been playing the blame game, as roads and bridges fall apart and close from lack of funding. It's time for more action and less finger-pointing at the MS Legislature.
A Longwood International survey found the Mississippi Coast isn't always perceived as welcoming or a family-friendly tourist destination. That has to change and marketing alone won't transform our image. Each of us can help.
Mississippi's Legislature can't agree on how to use BP money to fix economic damage its oil spill inflicted on the Coast. We ask Gov. Phil Bryant to help lawmakers from Biloxi to Tupelo devise a plan good for the whole state.
The Coast for eight years has waited for the Mississippi Legislature to do what is right and give it most of the $700 million BP will pay the state for economic damages in South Mississippi. We’re tired of waiting. Help us get this done. Call these lawmakers.
The story of Akela, the Alaskan Malamute puppy shot in Jackson County, touched our readers' hearts. And it reminded us the Mississippi Legislature won't pass tougher laws to protect pets. Let's let them know much we love dogs and cats.
Sun Herald Editorial Board takes a stand against racism after Bay St. Louis Councilman Jeffery Reed received an anonymous letter calling him the N-word and instructing him to use the back door.
We know gangs are one of the most corrosive elements of society. And we understand they hold a certain allure to young people. So any new law given police to fight gangs,
The Mississippi House passed a misguided attempt to protect 2nd Amendment rights. We believe allowing guns in highly charged public venues, such as football stadium, is a terrible idea.
The Transportation Security Administration didn’t tell anyone former Gov. Haley Barbour had been arrested until it was prodded by the media. That’s no way to build public trust.
We support Biloxi’s plan to limit traffic on the beach to one lane each way during spring break. We can think of no better way to accommodate tens of thousands of visitors while giving first responders a way to get to emergencies on the beach and the surrounding neighborhoods.
In 1840, males outnumbered females 8.68 million to 8.38 million in the United States. By 1950, there were more females than males for the first time in U.S. history, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. See other statistics showing how America has
