State Auditor announces first round of Stay in the ‘Sip Fellowship interns
State Auditor Shad White has announced that his office has successfully recruited the first class of Stay in the ‘Sip Fellows. The Stay in the...
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Singing River Health System on the Coast plans to sell
Singing River Health System on the Gulf Coast is looking to sell. But before that can happen, the hospital systems Board of Trustees has to...
New infant formula options being offered for WIC mothers
As the baby formula shortage continues nationwide, the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) is now offering more options for WIC mothers. In order to...
Four tips on how to be prepared for hurricane season
Today marks the first day of hurricane season in the Atlantic, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) has a few tips on how you can...
Vancleave native Paul Overstreet will perform in Pascagoula July 8
A Mississippi native that has written hits for Kenny Chesney, The Judds, George Jones, and a slew of other country music giants will be back...
Entergy completes largest renewable solar power station in Mississippi
The largest renewable energy plant in Mississippi has been completed in Ruleville, stretching across approximately 1,000 acres filled with solar panels in Sunflower County. On...
Gov. Reeves joins 15 governors in opposing new rules for SEC
Governor Tate Reeves and 15 other governors have joined together to oppose new rules proposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that would “compel...
Jackson councilman seeks to place criminal responsibility on parents
Jackson’s homicide rate continues to soar, with the city bringing in its 55th homicide of the year following the death of 12-year-old Adrian McDougles on...
Severe storms possible in parts of Mississippi Thursday
Severe storms are possible in parts of Mississippi Thursday afternoon into Thursday evening, according to the National Weather Service in Jackson. Isolated severe storms capable...
MHP responded to four fatalities, issued 15K citations over holiday weekend
Four people were killed on Mississippi highways over the Memorial Day weekend. According to Captain Criss Turnipseed, the Mississippi Highway Patrol (MHP) issued 15,263 citations...