Private prisons in Mississippi used to house immigrants who committed felonies; now they're housing refugees. Ashton Pittman reports.
U.S. Attorney Mike Hurst help a press conference to boast of overseeing the "largest" workplace immigration raids in U.S. history.
A growing collection of many ways to help and donate in the wake of the Mississippi ICE raids.
The Jackson Free Press has been long dedicated to public accountability, access to records and open meetings. Here's our full archive. (Image courtesy National Press Foundation)
From Nipsey Hussle to Lil Lonnie, rappers’ deaths are sobering, but those lost still inspire.
The JFP’s coverage of an odd band of compatriots working together in Mississippi.
JFP coverage of the Mississippi Adequate Education Program
Men, women haven't been put on this planet to meet our needs or coddle our egos.
With horse-race reporting, Mississippi media buries candidates who want to focus on real issues.
Donna Ladd's post that revealed her breast cancer and set ground rules for what happened next.
Read more about disparities in treatment and prevention on the Susan G. Komen website.
Read the Jackson Free Press editor's weekly report on government and media accountability in Mississippi.
Read the Jackson Free Press editor's weekly report on government and media accountability in Mississippi.
Read the Jackson Free Press editor's weekly report on government and media accountability in Mississippi.
Follow the controversies inside Mississippi's universities, the money behind them and the controversies inside the Institutions of Higher Learning.
We dig for the documents you deserve to see. Poke around years of material in our morgue.
Read Ashton Pittman's breaking story and see video of white supremacists scurrying away from the Emmett Till marker when alarms went off.
Valerie Wells charts the history of The Clarion-Ledger from virulent racism, to a period of glory, back to darker corporate-journalism days under Gannett ownership.
Donna Ladd writes that Angie Thomas is leaving Mississippi—and calls for Mississippi Dems to truly invite all voices to the table going forward.
Jennifer Riley Collins, the Democratic nominee for Mississippi attorney general in 2019, challenges her own party to do better.
