Wicker, 28 Others, Sign Letter to Keep Taxpayer Funds Out of Climate Change Convention
WASHINGTON, D.C.– Senator Roger Wicker (R-MS) has joined 28 other senators in signing a letter to Secretary John Kerry asking that U.S. tax dollars not...
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Fourth Mississippi Department of Corrections Work Center Closes
JACKSON, MISS– In the past year, four Mississippi Department of Corrections Work Centers have closed. ...
Senators in D.C. Work to Memorialize Fallen First Responders
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senators Thad Cochran (R-Miss.) and Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) announced their support for legislation that would provide an American flag flown over...
Mississippi Church Protection Act Now Law of the Land
JACKSON, MISS– The Mississippi Church Protection Act, which would bring the church under the castle doctrine, is now law. ...
More than 60 Business Owners Call for Repeal of Religious Liberties Accommodation Law
JACKSON, MISS— Now more than a week after the signing of the Religious Liberties Accommodation Act, more than 60 business owners have said it’s time...
Franklin Graham Urges Christians to Get Politically Involved at Jackson Rally
JACKSON, MISS– Franklin Graham, son of evangelist Billy Graham, held a prayer rally as part of his Decision American tour at the state Capitol today. ...
Mississippi in the Park Event Canceled in New York’s Central Park
JACKSON, MISS– The New York Mississippi Society has canceled the annual Mississippi in the Park picnic slated for this summer because of the passing of...
Bill Repeal Attempt About Economic Fallout, Says Rep Hughes
JACKSON, MISS– Members of the House are coming together to repeal the recently passed and signed Religious Liberties Accommodation Act. ...
Efforts to Repeal HB 1523 Begin
JACKSON, MISS– This morning, members of the state House of Representatives will gather on the steps of the Capitol to announce an effort to repeal...
Former MDOC Commissioner Chris Epps Sentencing Delayed
JACKSON, MISS– Former Mississippi Department of Corrections Commissioner Christopher Epps will get to sleep at home again tonight after his sentencing was delayed until July...