Mississippi’s cases of COVID-19 continue to rise and medical officials are worried. Saturday, 1,972 new cases were reported, becoming the state’s largest one-day increase since the beginning of the pandemic. During a press conference Monday, officials with the University of … Continued
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, distance learning presented challenges for Mississippi students who lacked access to the proper equipment to participate. Today, the Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) has announced the delivery of 325,000 laptops and iPads to … Continued
Even after 74% of Mississippi voters approved Initiative 65, which is slated to create the state’s first-ever medical marijuana program, the city of Madison and Mayor Mary Hawkins Butler are moving forward with a lawsuit challenging the legitimacy of the … Continued
The beginning of the college basketball season in Oxford has been pushed back following the cancellation of the upcoming Justin Reed Classic. Ole Miss Athletics announced that positive COVID-19 tests and contact tracing within the men’s basketball program has forced … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting 699 new cases of COVID-19 and 0 new deaths. Today’s report brings the state’s total up to 143,879. This follows higher weekend totals with Saturday’s 1,972 cases representing Mississippi’s largest one-day increase. … Continued
Unclaimed property returns in Mississippi topped $16 million for the year. State Treasurer David McRae is urging Mississippians, businesses, and non-profit organizations to check with their bank or financial institution to ensure all accounts (including long-term investments like CDs, savings … Continued
Friday, Congressman Bennie Thomspon introduced legislation seeking to overhaul the Department of Homeland Security. As the Chairman of the Committee on Homeland Security, Rep. Thompson, and other committee Democrats, introduced the bill that they say “will reform DHS to bolster … Continued
As the holidays approach, Mississippi Ag Commissioner Andy Gipson encourages you to make this year a “Genuine Mississippi” Christmas by purchasing a Mississippi Christmas tree. The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce has made it easy for shoppers to find … Continued
Photo courtesy of MSU Athletics NCAA rules are clear, a team can have no more than 85 scholarship players at any time. Sometimes, injuries and defections might take a roster into the 70s, maybe even into the 60s. On Saturday, … Continued
After a tumultuous week within the Southern Miss football program, the Golden Eagles were very close to pulling off an upset over a very good University of Texas at San Antonio team. Earlier this week, senior quarterback Jack Abraham abruptly left … Continued