As lawmakers prepare to adopt a medical marijuana program, the organizers of Initiative 65—the program adopted by voters and struck down by the State Supreme Court—are pleased with the language in the current proposal. The 144-page bill was released last … Continued
The Pike County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s assistance with identifying and arresting the suspect(s) that maliciously vandalized the Bogue Chitto Woods Missionary Baptist Church on Hwy 570 East in Pike County. The incident occurred on Saturday, September 25th, … Continued
Photo courtesy of Sanderson Farms Championship The 2021 Sanderson Farms Championship is underway at the Country Club of Jackson. Reigning champion Sergio Garcia headlines the field filled with former major winners, up and coming stars on the PGA Tour and … Continued
William Henry (Image courtesy of Brandon Police) Tuesday night, Brandon Police stopped 62-year-old William Henry of Hesperia, California, for a traffic violation on I-20 eastbound. During the traffic stop, the officer became suspicious Henry was participating in criminal activity and … Continued
Popular singer, songwriter, and Tupelo native, Paul Thorn, along with his wife Heather, recently appeared together on the Grand Ole Opry. In the following Facebook video the couple shared before the September 21st show, you can feel their excitement about … Continued
Mississippi State is tough to beat when the Bulldogs are playing clean, mistake-free football. But when the Bulldogs shoot themselves in the foot, it seems that everything slips away from there. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk ask what needs to … Continued
FEMA’s new National Flood Insurance Program Risk Rating 2.0 is supposed to take effect October first, but several senators–including MS Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith–have introduced a bill to delay the rollout until September 30th of next year. Hyde-Smith outlined the effort … Continued
Photo courtesy of MEMA Mississippi has officially requested a Major Disaster Declaration from the federal government for both ‘Public & Individual Assistance’ following the impact of Hurricane Ida. After the storm made landfall near Port Fourchon, Louisiana in late August, … Continued
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An interim executive director has been appointed to lead the Mississippi Department of Employment Security. Governor Tate Reeves has appointed Robin Stewart as the interim director following the retirement of Jackie Turner. “Robin currently serves as the Deputy Executive Director … Continued