Cochran, Childers Set to Address Crowd at 13th Annual Hobnob
JACKSON, Miss.–Both Sen. Thad Cochran (R) and his Democrat challenger for Senate, Travis Childers, are expected to address the crowd Wednesday at the Mississippi Economic...
Category : Politics
The Right to Hunt and Fish: Ward Says It’s to Defeat a Liberal Agenda and Protect Your Rights
by kim
JACKSON, Miss.–On the Nov. 4 ballot will be an amendment to Mississippi’s constitution that would make hunting and fishing a right in Mississippi. You can...
Recovery in Louisville: FEMA Announces $43 Million For Medical, Manufacturing
by kim
LOUISVILLE, Miss.–The Louisville tornado on April 28 took both life and livelihood and it ravaged the southern and eastern parts of the city, including the...
State Workers’ Alliance says “Here We Go Again” on MDOT Layoffs
by Sarah Ulmer
JACKSON, Miss– 40 MDOT employees are making their way to the unemployment line. The State Workers’ Alliance says the layoffs aren’t the answer. ...
Researching Your Vote: Hosemann Says Your Ballot Comes Up on His Website
by kim
JACKSON, Miss.–The election for U.S. Senate is less than two weeks away, but there’s also a constitutional amendment and plenty of local elections. If you...
Tax fraud harms millions of Americans, MS Senators Challenge IRS to Stop It
by kim
WASHINGTON – Mississippi’s U.S. Senators are among a bipartisan group of 15 Senators calling on IRS Commissioner John Koskinen to update Congress on the agency’s...
Mississippi’s Gay MArriage Ban Challenged: Meet Two of the Ladies Who Filed Suit
by kim
JACKSON, Miss.–Mississippi’s gay marriage ban has been challenged by two couples who want to get married. The ban is an amendment to Mississippi’s constitution, passed...
Sex Trafficking in Mississippi and America: Hood Urges Passage of SAVE Act in Senate
by kim
WASHINGTON, D.C.–The internet can be a dangerous place for kids and adults, and stopping the trafficking of people for sex, especially children, is why Mississippi...
The Way Public Schools Are Funded: Pickering Blasts MAEP in Report to Legislature
by kim
JACKSON, Miss.–The Mississippi Adequate Education Program has been the subject of a lot of controversy lately, with a lawsuit filed by former Gov. Ronnie Musgrove...
Leaving the Garbage Business for the Oil Business: Truck Driver Bail For Better Pay
by kim
By John Mott Coffey, with News Mississippi affiliate WQNZ NATCHEZ, Miss.–Waste Pro’s garbage collection has been slow recently because three truck drivers have quit for...