With students heading back to college campuses, now is the time to consider their insurance needs. The Mississippi Department of Insurance says, for example, students living off-campus should consider renters insurance. Individuals with one or more unrelated roommates should know … Continued
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With the continued spread of the Delta variant, the Mississippi Supreme Court has issued an emergency order implementing COVID-19 safeguards in all courts in the state. Issued by Chief Justice Mike Randolph, the order gives individual judges discretion to adopt … Continued
The family of Dominique Clayton has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the City of Oxford and Matthew Kinne—the former Oxford police officer that pled guilty to her murder in a Union County Court last week. Kinne pled guilty on … Continued
Over the last seven days, 14,000+ new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Mississippi. As state health officials continue to warn of the rapid spread of the Delta variant of the virus and encourage residents to get vaccinated, one Senate … Continued
Funeral arrangements have been set for Hinds County Sheriff Lee Vance. Vance passed away Wednesday at the age of 63. It was confirmed by the Hinds County Sheriff’s Office that Vance died from “natural causes due to COVID-19.” Vance had … Continued
Hospital’s across the state are dealing with the surge in COVID cases, and nursing shortages. Singing River Health System on the coast is almost at capacity. In his latest update, CEO Lee Bonds reported 118 patients with COVID across their … Continued
Vicksburg Mayor George Flaggs recently contracted COVID-19, however, during an interview with Paul Gallo on SuperTalk Mississippi Thursday, he revealed he was not vaccinated. Flaggs said he just got busy and kept putting it off, but could not emphatically defend … Continued
Mississippi will participate in an initiative backed by the White House aimed at increasing vaccinations in the African American Community. Thursday, MSDH Senior Deputy and Director of Health Protection Jim Craig announced the upcoming launch of the ‘Shots at the Shop’ … Continued
Friday afternoon will see footballs in the air, whistles being blown, and the sweet sounds of snap counts on the Mississippi State campus, as the Bulldogs open camp for the 2021 season. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk discuss what they’ll … Continued