The Yazoo Herald was singled out for General Excellence as the leading newsroom within its state division during the annual ...

Mississippi lawmakers voted to do something that other GOP-led states have been talking about: eliminating the state income tax. But it's not clear where the state will get the money it needs.

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And only 43 of Mississippi’s 82 chancery court clerks submitted data during the same period, despite a law from 2023 that required the courts to report psychiatric commitment data to the state.

A man who stabbed an East Village resident dozens of times inside the victim’s apartment has pleaded guilty to second-degree ...

But when it opened in July 1915, the Lima State Hospital for the criminally insane, built to house 1,100 patients, had only one, and newspapers across the state jumped on the story.

North Dakota’s 140-year-old State Hospital gets $300M green light for rebuild Construction will begin this summer and is slated to take around three years, marking the hospital’s biggest ...

The new hospital, renamed Central State in 1894, operated as the only mental institution for Black people in Virginia until the end of racial segregation after passage of the Civil Rights Act 70 ...

STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State’s College of Veterinary Medicine facility now offers on-site neurology services, thanks to recent renovations. With the addition of a state-of-the-art MRI unit this ...

Patients worked at the hospital for more than a century: The hospital, whose name was changed to Harrisburg State Hospital in 1921, was a largely self-supporting “city” with a farm, gardens ...

Central State Hospital closed in 1994, ... Central State opened as the Indiana Hospital for the Insane in 1848 and housed more than 2,500 patients at its peak in the 1950s.

The Central State Hospital, also known as the Indiana Hospital for the Insane, opened in 1848 as a place where patients with schizophrenia, depression, hysteria, alcoholism, dementia and epilepsy ...