Zack Plair

That's the advice Chuck Younger said he has lived by in his 12-plus years as Mississippi's District 17 senator, and it's the advice he would offer anyone seeking public office.

With the new fiscal year starting today, property owners will be receiving their tax bills in the mail soon.

The city council on Wednesday formed a committee to discuss changes to the use policy for city facilities as the first agenda item for its work session at City Hall.

Roadwork on 15th Street South has been complete for several weeks, but George Hazard still sees large trucks driving by his house on College Street.

Shortly after moving to Columbus in March, Jennifer Hartness noticed one of her neighbors taking on a project she didn't expect.

U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom's campaign has not publicly released the venue for former Vice President Kamala Harris' visit to Columbus on Thursday, citing security reasons.

Mississippi University for Women has backed out of a plan to host former Vice President Kamala Harris Thursday at Pohl Gymnasium.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom agreed Friday to remove an AI-generated video advertisement from his campaign's social media platforms in response to an ultimatum from Attorney General Lynn Fitch.

City officials threw a wishlist for state funding totaling as much as $25 million to the local legislative delegation Tuesday without providing a clear vision on how the projects ranked priority-wise.

Council members spent the bulk of another work session Wednesday debating who, if anyone, should be allowed to use city facilities for free, though they seem no closer to reaching a consensus.