Governor Tate Reeves has appointed a new chief of staff following the recent departure of Brad White, who left to become the executive director at MDOT. After serving as a senior advisor to the governor in 2020 and during his … Continued
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The DeSoto County Sheriff’s Department (DCSD) is recognizing the successful training of two new Southaven K-9 Officers. DCSD Lt. Paul Leslie has worked with Southaven Officer Michael Murphy and K-9 Yarkos & Southaven Officer Shea Chism and K-9 Nico since … Continued
There’s plenty of prize money up for grabs with jackpots in the three major lotteries exceeding half a billion dollars. The combined jackpots for the Mississippi Match 5, Mega Millions® and Powerball® now add up to more than $690 million. … Continued
Mississippi has witnessed “ground zero” when it comes to the severe weather and hurricanes. As former Governor Haley Barbour said following Hurricane Katrina, Mississippians “got knocked flat, but hitched up their britches and went to work.” That’s what we do. … Continued
There’s only hours remaining before Mississippi State takes the field to start the 2021 season. The gameplans are set, the plays are in place, and now all that remains is for the Bulldogs to execute. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk … Continued
Soldiers from the 113th Military Police Co. and the 114th Military Police Co refuel vehicles, receive a convoy safety brief and distribute Meals Ready to Eat (MRE’s) at Camp Shelby Sept. 1, 2021. The Mississippi Army National Guard Military Police … Continued
While case numbers, hospitalizations and ICU patients remain above previous peaks, Mississippi’s top health officials said this afternoon that we are beginning to experience some stabilization of these indicators. After reporting nearly 86,000 total cases in the month of August—the … Continued
Thousands in Louisiana still don’t have any power. That means gas stations can take fuel, but they don’t have the power to distribute it to individuals. Several Louisiana grocery stores have used generator power to open for customers a few … Continued
Corporal Robert Verzal passed away Sunday after several weeks in the hospital battling COVID. The 39-year-old had been with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department for 10 years, and was the lead correctional deputy at the Adult Detention Center. Visitation will … Continued