Last Wednesday, the Mississippi Legislature passed a bill that will provide $300 million to the state’s small businesses. A week later, one would think some of that money would have been disbursed by now, but it hasn’t. The problem? Governor … Continued
Many of us feel we are in dark times and are searching for a sense of calm and direction. Governor Tate Reeves shared the following message today with the hope of giving us all a little light in the darkness. … Continued
For the second straight day, the Mississippi State Department of Health has reported more than 250 new cases of COVID-19. The confirmation of 263 new COVID-19 cases brings Mississippi’s total to 11,967. 16 additional deaths have also been reported, meaning … Continued
Coronavirus has brought along with it what will be the largest loss on record for insurers around the globe. Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney recently joined The Gallo Show to talk about the struggling insurance industry. “We’ve got a program, … Continued
Tuesday night’s episode of The Voice had many Mississippians glued to the edge of our seats because we were cheering on one of our own! We are so proud that Todd Tilghman of Meridian has claimed the Season 18 championship … Continued
State Auditor Shad White announced Joe Edney has been convicted of embezzlement in Judge Charles E. Webster’s court chambers in Tunica County. The case was prosecuted by the Attorney General’s office. “This is another successful investigation, followed by a guilty … Continued
The Mississippi Department of Education wants to hear from you. In a news release, the MDE stated that they are seeking public input to help the state prioritize the use of funds from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic … Continued
The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) is temporarily waiving some requirements for students applying to enter Mississippi State University’s teacher education and administration preparation programs, as well as waiving licensure exams for certification through December 31, 2021. The change is … Continued
Representative Mac Huddleston, who is the Chairman of the House Universities and Colleges Committee, is hoping Mississippi schools will be able to return to in-person classes this fall. “One of things that I am surely looking forward to is getting … Continued
While no government order has shut down churches and other places of worship in Mississippi, since the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Tate Reeves has urged religious leaders to suspend large in-person services. Today, he has released a set … Continued