‘Stennis Flag’ is now ‘Hospitality Flag’ as founder steps away
Laurin Stennis, who created the “Stennis Flag,” went to social media on Sunday night to announce that she is stepping away from the campaign for...
Gunn: flag change vote “will be next year at the earliest”
In just the last couple days, both the SEC and NCAA have joined forces to pressure the Mississippi Legislature into amending the current state flag...
Congressman Guest introduces resolution condemning violence
Earlier this week, Congressman Michael Guest introduced a resolution that condemns the violence that has risen from the otherwise peaceful protests following the egregious murder...
The Two Mississippi Museums to reopen with a new exhibit
The Two Mississippi Museums, the Museum of Mississippi History and Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, in downtown Jackson will reopen on July 7 with a brand-new...
MDOT awarded $71.46M for Greenville Bypass
The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) has been awarded $71,460,000 from the U.S. Department of Transportation through the Infrastructure for Rebuilding America Grant Program. The...
Business coalition encourages lawmakers to remove flag
Jordan Miller, who owns two stores in Ridgeland with his wife Katy, noticed that a lot of other businesses have been coming out with statements...
Ole Miss & Alcorn State will make history on the gridiron
History will be made when the Ole Miss Rebels and Alcorn State Braves face off on the gridiron in 2028. The two schools announced that...
2020 Legislative Session could temporarily end next week
The 2020 Mississippi legislative session has now broken the record for the longest session since the Civil War due to complications from the coronavirus outbreak....
Ingalls Shipbuilding awarded $145 million contract from Navy
Huntington Ingalls Industries has announced that its Ingalls Shipbuilding division, which is in Pascagoula, has received a $145 million contract from the U.S. Navy. The...
HB 1377 & SB 2123 look to reform prisons
As criminal justice reform continues to be a statewide issue, there are a couple of bills regarding the topic circulating throughout the state capitol. “House...