Hyde-Smith proposes bill to help Jackson repair water infrastructure
Along with freezing temperatures and icy conditions, the February winter storm also led to the collapse of the water infrastructure in Mississippi’s capital city. Weeks...
MSDH confirms 369 new cases as vaccine eligibility opens to all
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting 369 new cases of COVID-19. Today’s report brings the state’s total number of cases up to 301,250....
JSU student heads to Hollywood with powerful ‘American Idol’ audition
Screenshot courtesy of American Idol/ABC A Jackson State student and member of the ‘Sonic Boom’ is headed to Hollywood after getting a resounding yes from...
Governor Reeves opens vaccine eligibility to all Mississippians
Starting tomorrow (Tuesday), vaccine eligibility will be expanded to all Mississippians. Governor Tate Reeves, after signaling the possibility of expanded eligibility last week, made the...
MSDH confirms 101 new COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting 101 new cases of COVID-19. As the trend of lower reports on Mondays continues, the state’s total...
Rebels miss out on NCAA Tournament; headed for NIT along with MSU
Basketball season isn’t over yet for both the Ole Miss and Mississippi State men. The Rebels, at 16-11 (10-8 SEC), just missed out on a...
Mississippi gets $20 million to address mental health & substance abuse
Mississippi will receive over $20.5 million of federal funding to address mental health and substance abuse problems. Announced by Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, the state will...
Fire Marshal: As you change your clocks, test your smoke alarms
As we all prepare to “spring ahead” for Daylight Saving Time, State Fire Marshal Mike Chaney reminds you that it’s also the perfect time to...
Meridian man charged in 2020 shooting of Lauderdale county judge
An arrest has been made in the attempted murder of a Lauderdale County Chancery Court Judge. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation has arrested and charged...
Senate revives medical marijuana proposal, Medicaid tech bills die at capitol
The Senate’s medical marijuana proposal lives to fight another day after all and the Medicaid tech bills have died—for now. While Rep. Trey Lamar’s decision...