Mississippi State didn’t just lose tackles and sacks with the departure of Erroll Thompson, it lost the voice of leadership on the team. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman ask if the linebacking corps of 2021 can not only fill the … Continued
Mississippi paid Centene over $1-billion between 2016 and 2020 to manage medicaid health insurance benefits. Last year alone, the company took in $111-billion, nearly doubling its total revenue from 2 years earlier. Now the state auditor and attorney general have … Continued
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Beginning July 1, student-athletes in the state of Mississippi will be able to make money off of their name, image and likeness as the result of a bill passed by the legislature and signed into law by Governor Tate Reeves. … Continued
There are still close to 20 bills awaiting Governor Tate Reeves signature–including criminal justice reform–and the deadline is midnight tomorrow. Even if he doesn’t sign, they still become law. During a visit to ‘The Gallo Show’ on SuperTalk Mississippi this … Continued
15 school districts are getting new school buses thanks to the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality. The award of over $350,000 will fund the purchase of new diesel-powered buses with more stringent pollution controls to replace older buses thus reducing … Continued
As summer approaches, McDonald’s restaurants across Mississippi expect to hire 4,029 restaurant employees over the next three months. McDonald’s offers flexible scheduling, extensive training, advancement opportunities, and the opportunity to qualify for college tuition assistance, earn a high school diploma … Continued
Two Mississippi law enforcement officers are credited with saving the lives of two individuals in two separate incidents. In Pascagoula, Detective Justin Cagle was on his way home from work when he discovered a horrific accident. In Franklin County, Trooper … Continued
A multi-million grant awarded to the University of Mississippi Medical Center will allow 64 registered nurses to continue their education in order to create critically-needed health care administrators and community college nursing educators. The grant from the Bower Foundation funds … Continued
Employers across the state are struggling to find workers. According to Jackie Turner at the Dept. of Employment Security, there are around 50-thousand job openings in various industries, yet 75-thousand residents are drawing unemployment. What gives? “We hear from employers … Continued