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MCIR: Isolated, alone and afraid, rural domestic abuse victims endure
By MADISON HAHAMY - MISSISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING
Thu,09/29/22-11:56AM , 976 Reads 14,235 Statewide

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- Alisa Archie, 58, left, and her daughter Shalanda Cook, 30, continue to mourn the loss of their daughter and sister, Anteeatta “Tee” Archie Swims, 36, who was killed by her husband, David Swims, 41 in their Oxford, Miss.,home in 2021. Timothy Ivy/MCIR
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MCIR: He admitted killing his wife and previously abused others. Why has he been free for over a year?
By MADISON HAHAMY - MISSISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING
Mon,09/26/22-12:34PM , 1,217 Reads 22,671 Statewide
The soft, halting notes of a piano lingered in the dark room from a video as Shalanda Archie-Cook rocked her 6-year-old sniffling son to sleep. “She’s right here,” she told him, pausing to take a shuddering breath. “In your heart.”

They cried together until the video ended.
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- Gov. Phil Bryant speaks during Cindy Hyde-Smith's watch party at the Westin Jackson after Hyde-Smith won the U.S. Senate runoff on Nov. 27, 2018. Credit: File photo: Mississippi Today
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Former Gov. Phil Bryant moves to keep texts private while denying he helped channel welfare funds to Brett Favre’s volleyball stadium
By ANNA WOLFE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,09/26/22-12:02PM , 1,880 Reads 15,958 Statewide
In former Gov. Phil Bryant’s latest court filing objecting to a subpoena from Nancy New’s attorney, Bryant is releasing several new text messages in an attempt to show he was unaware of plans to use welfare money to build a volleyball stadium at his alma mater.
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- Frustrated with trying to pitch this shelter according to complicated online instructions, Herndon strung it up as a simple A-frame.
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Simpler is better when it comes to outdoor shelters
By ERNEST HERNDON - Outdoors Editor
Sat,09/24/22-6:00AM , 2,373 Reads
Have you ever learned a lesson the hard way, only to forget it years later and make the same mistake? That’s what happened to me recently when buying a tent.
The fact is, I have learned a lot of lessons about tents in my lifetime, nearly all of them the hard way. Examples:
Don’t touch canvas
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