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U.S. Representative Mike Ezell, R-Mississippi, has introduced a bill honoring the lives of two Bay St. Louis officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. With his first authored piece of legislation, H.Res.63, the former Jackson County Sheriff … Continued

Jackson officials have come to an agreement on a garbage collection company after over two weeks without trash pickup throughout the capital city. On Monday afternoon, attorneys for the city council and Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba released that Richard’s Disposal … Continued

Over 9,000 volunteer firefighters in Mississippi will now be able to receive annual payments as an incentive to continue serving communities throughout the state. Governor Tate Reeves signed “The Mississippi Length of Service Award Program” (House Bill 521) into law … Continued

The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency has released deadlines for victims of the March 24 storms and tornadoes to apply for assistance. Deadlines approaching for storm victims: SNAP Replacement Benefits Deadline: Monday, April 24 Capital Disaster Loan: Monday, May 1 SBA … Continued

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One Picayune man will “live mas” behind bars after spicing up his Taco Bell quesadilla with a hidden firearm. On Friday close to 1 p.m., officers with the Picayune Police Department Neighborhood Enhancement Team made a routine traffic stop for … Continued

Here’s some thoughts on yet another series loss for Ole Miss baseball. What went wrong? A lot. So we talked about it. The post Rebel Report podcast: Baseball drops yet another series to Mississippi State appeared first on SuperTalk Mississippi.

Jackson officials appeared in the Hinds County Chancery Court on Monday morning for a hearing to decide if the city council can begin contract negotiations with a trash collection company. The capital city has not had a contract with a … Continued

Governor Tate Reeves signed three bills into law Monday that will provide financial aid to state hospitals and create easier paths for healthcare entities to hire medical professionals. Reeves signed House Bill 271 and Senate Bill 2372, which establishes the … Continued