Featured Miss Mississippi contestant shares cancer journey
Molly May, a Mississippi State University graduate and now Jackson resident, is using her story to not only inspire people around Mississippi, but in all...
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Featured Wildlife discusses Chronic Wasting Disease
by Alex Paton
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks hosted an information session Thursday evening to answer the public’s questions about the disease. MDWFP personnel discussed...
Featured MAEP rewrite discussed in Senate Education Committee
The MAEP formula rewrite continues to progress. The Senate Education Committee met earlier this week to discuss the bill and they were able to ask...
Featured The Grove & Cowbells fighting for title of “Greatest Sports Tradition”
USA Today is asking sports fans across the nation for input on sports’ greatest traditions, and two of the 20 nominees are right here in...
Featured Archie & Cooper Manning to host Oxford Pro-Am
The hosts for an upcoming golf tournament in Oxford have been announced, and they’re household names. The Web.com Tour’s North Mississippi Classic announced that Archie...
Featured Mississippi child dies from flu, second this season
A second Mississippi child has died after suffering from severe case of the flu. In a media release, the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH)...
Featured Legislature looks to reauthorize medicaid tech bill
by Alex Paton
The Mississippi Legislature is looking to reauthorize the Medicaid tech bill during the 2018 legislative session. “We sat down together and we said that we...
Featured Highway Patrol cadets provide much-needed manpower boost
Help is on the way for the Mississippi Highway Patrol as trooper school graduation is on the horizon. The latest class of troopers consists of...
Featured Mississippi making strides to develop tech future
Earlier this week, leaders from Mississippi’s growing technology sector met at Jackson State for a roundtable discussion hosted by Senator Roger Wicker. The discussion was...
Featured Community Colleges could hold key to educated workforce
The Secretary of State’s office recently completed their survey of Mississippi business owners and the findings showed that employers are in desperate need of an...