Monday is deadline to register to vote in Mississippi’s primary elections
The voter registration deadline for Mississippi residents is here, with those wishing to vote in this year’s primary elections needing to register by the end...
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Mississippi Democratic Party chair rescinds resignation, ousted by committee
by Caleb Salers
Tyree Irving, the chairman of the Mississippi Democratic Party, rescinded his resignation on Thursday, but was later ousted from his position by the party’s executive...
State Rep. Eubanks to challenge Wicker for U.S. Senate seat
by Caleb Salers
A new candidate has been introduced to the 2024 U.S. Senate race in Mississippi. State Representative Dan Eubanks, R-Walls, took to social media on Independence...
AG Fitch sues 2 companies for making 1,000 unauthorized calls in Mississippi
by Caleb Salers
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has filed lawsuits against two companies for making nearly 1,000 unauthorized calls to residents on the state’s “Do Not Call”...
Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice recused from HB 1020 lawsuit
Mississippi’s Supreme Court Chief Justice has been recused from an appeal in a lawsuit involving the controversial House Bill 1020. On Monday, Justice Michael Randolph...
Mississippi Democratic Party chair resigns amid critical election year
Tyree Irving, the chairman of the Mississippi Democratic Party, resigned Sunday after he allegedly put a $250,000 donation to the party in jeopardy. “The past...
Supreme Court rules against Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan
by Caleb Salers
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday ruled against President Joe Biden’s student loan debt forgiveness program. On August 24, 2022, Biden announced plans to cancel...
Incoming law prohibiting protests outside state-owned buildings blocked by federal judge
by Caleb Salers
A federal judge has blocked a law requiring citizens to obtain approval from certain leaders to protest on state-owned property from going into effect on...
Governor weighs in on SCOTUS college admissions ruling
by Caleb Salers
The U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) on Thursday issued a ruling that colleges could no longer use race as a factor in their admissions process. In...
Notable Mississippi laws going into effect on July 1
by Caleb Salers
The 2023 Mississippi legislative session, though expected to be uneventful before an election season, was quite eventful as an abundance of bills were passed and...