COVID-19 is continuing to surge throughout Mississippi. On Thursday, the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) confirmed 1,592 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the state’s total number of cases up to 873,857. With one additional death, 12,630 Mississippians have now … Continued
During the 2022 Neshoba County Fair, Attorney General Lynn Fitch talked about what all she believes the state is doing for women in what she described to be a “post-Roe Mississippi,” referencing the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson … Continued
Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson has announced that he will be running for re-election come 2023. “It is my intention to run for re-election,” Gipson said on Thursday’s episode of MidDays with Gerard Gibert. “I’m passionate about this, … Continued
It’s been 38 years since Ole Miss and Southern Miss have played in football, but Golden Eagles head coach Will Hall would like to see the two teams square off again in the near future. “I would love to get … Continued
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A portion of Mississippi State University’s campus has been evacuated following a bomb threat near Barnes & Noble and Cullis Wade Depot. According to MSU Director of Public Affairs Sid Salter, Itawamba Community College and William Carey University have recently received … Continued
A portion of Mississippi State University’s campus was evacuated on Thursday afternoon following a bomb threat near Barnes & Noble and Cullis Wade Depot. According to MSU Director of Public Affairs Sid Salter, an “all clear” was given at 1:19 … Continued
A new movie about Emmett Till’s life and his mother’s quest for justice is set to hit theaters this fall. Till, which centers around the 1955 lynching of Emmett Till in Money, Mississippi, will premiere in select theaters on October … Continued
With high school football less than a month away, the MHSAA has announced that all games in the months of August and September will be pushed back to 7:30 p.m. — rather than the typical 7 p.m. kickoff time — … Continued
A bill that would encourage semiconductor chip manufacturers to increase production in the U.S. has passed in the Senate, with one Mississippi senator voting in opposition to the bill. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith voted against the CHIPS Act, which is aimed … Continued