Bills introduced seeking to implement computer science in Mississippi schools
Two bills introduced at the capitol, one in the House and one in the Senate, aim to place a computer science curriculum in all of...
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Troops protecting the US Capitol moved to parking garage – Governor and MS Delegation speaks out
by Andi Davis
Last night, the nation was shocked to learn that the National Guard was moved to a parking garage, but have since been relocated back to...
New Hampshire cold case may have Mississippi ties
by Andi Davis
On Thursday, the Louisiana State Police issued a request for the public’s assistance in a cold case in New Hampshire where they are trying to...
Governor Reeves believes Biden can set the vaccination bar higher.
Governor Tate Reeves thinks America can do better than 100-million vaccinations in 100 days. In a facebook post that’s garnered thousands of comments, Reeves says...
Dixie National Livestock Show and Rodeo kicks off
(Press Release: MS Department of Agriculture & Commerce) The 56th Annual Dixie National Livestock Show and Rodeo gets underway Friday, January 22, at the Mississippi...
Ole Miss and MSU crack D1Baseball’s Top 10
Going into the 2021 season, both Ole Miss and Mississippi State have earned spots in D1Baseball’s Top 25 rankings. The Rebels barely missed the top...
Session carries on as COVID-19 looms at the capitol
At least two members of the Mississippi Senate have now tested positive for COVID-19, causing the chamber to resume conversations regarding a possible postponement of...
SBE suspends three statewide assessment and accountability polices
Following a recommendation by State Superintendent Dr. Carey Wright, the State Board of Education has voted to suspend three statewide policies regarding end-of-year assessments and...
Mississippi Senate unanimously passes bill to raise teacher pay
The Mississippi Senate has unanimously passed the teacher pay raise bill. With no dissenting votes, the bill aiming to raise the starting salary for Mississippi...
Trump pardons four Mississippians
by Andi Davis
Before leaving office, former President Donald Trump granted pardons or commuted the sentences of 143 people, four of which are from Mississippi. An earlier statement...