Republicans continue to push for a bipartisan infrastructure package. MS Senator Roger Wicker joined other Republicans Senators today, speaking out against the scale of the $2.3-trillion dollar proposal, which they’ve said has very little to do with infrastructure. Wicker and … Continued
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This past weekend, storms ravaged a large portion of Mississippi. As assessments continue, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency has released an updated damage report after the severe storms brought damaging winds, hail and reported tornadoes. So far, the National Weather … Continued
A lawsuit filed in federal court is challenging the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ decision to push forward with the Yazoo Pump Project. The long-awaited flood control project in the Delta received the go-ahead from the Corps in January as … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting its highest COVID-19 case total in over a month. The latest report of 410 new cases—the highest since March 13th—brings the state’s total up to 308,521. With the confirmation of *6 additional … Continued
If you’ve been wanting to get vaccinated but lacked transportation to get there, MDOT is stepping in to help. They’re supporting a statewide initiative that assists local residents in scheduling free rides to local vaccination sites. It’s not limited to … Continued
The Mississippi Department of Human Services Division of Aging and Adult Services is ramping up its ‘Lifespan Respite Program,’ which is aimed at providing assistance to those caring for the state’s most vulnerable population. In a news release, MDHS explained … Continued
If CEO’s want to tell Georgians how to manage their elections, what’s to stop them from doing the same in other states? It’s a question that concerns MS Attorney General Lynn Fitch. “i’m just really appalled at the behavior of … Continued
Here’s a look at your statewide forecast: To the north, mostly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 60’s. Cloudy tonight with a slight chance of showers after midnight. Lows in the upper 40’s. In central Mississippi, partly sunny … Continued
Mississippi State and Ole Miss meeting on any playing field doesn’t need any added pressure, but with the stakes this weekend, there certainly is some to go around. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman discuss who will be feeling it the … Continued