The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) Radon Program and the Mississippi Public Library System are partnering to give you the tools to fight a leading cause of lung cancer. Beginning Monday, radon home test kits will be offered at … Continued
Photo courtesy of MSU Athletics Story by SportsTalk Mississippi’s Brian Hadad Mississippi State had put a high priority on finding a defensive back via the transfer portal, and on Saturday, the Bulldogs got their man. Jalen Green, formerly of the … Continued
The Board of Trustees of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History has awarded nearly $3 million through its ‘Community Heritage Preservation Grant Program’ to 18 preservation and restoration projects from across the state. The program, authorized and funded by … Continued
The men and women of the 114th Military Police Company based in Clinton will arrive back in Mississippi tomorrow! Thank you from the bottom of our heart for your service! The post They are coming home!!! appeared first on News … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting 2,050 new cases of COVID-19. Today’s report—the second straight day over 2,000 new cases—brings the state’s total up to 261,167. With the confirmation of *45 additional deaths, 5,713 Mississippians have now passed … Continued
The article of impeachment against President Trump will be delivered to the Senate Monday, according to an announcement from Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer this morning. Republicans have been saying the Senate can’t hold a trial after a President has … Continued
Two bills introduced at the capitol, one in the House and one in the Senate, aim to place a computer science curriculum in all of Mississippi’s classrooms. The bills, similar in structure and language, each carry the title of ‘the … Continued
Last night, the nation was shocked to learn that the National Guard was moved to a parking garage, but have since been relocated back to the Capitol Complex. According to Lucas Tomlinson with Fox News, a U.S. Defense official confirmed … Continued
On Thursday, the Louisiana State Police issued a request for the public’s assistance in a cold case in New Hampshire where they are trying to identify the remains of a young female. It appears the child may have had relatives … Continued
Governor Tate Reeves thinks America can do better than 100-million vaccinations in 100 days. In a facebook post that’s garnered thousands of comments, Reeves says President Biden’s goal is a great political slogan, that some in the national press have … Continued