Mississippi lawmakers passed arguably the most controversial bill of the 2023 legislative session on Friday. Legislators sent House Bill 1020, authored by Representative Trey Lamar, R-Senatobia, and Senate Bill 2343, authored by Senator Joey Fillingane, R-Sumrall, to the governor. The … Continued
One Mississippi rural emergency hospital in Holly Springs has announced plans to end all inpatient care as the threat of closure becomes more of a reality for 28 hospitals across the state. For over two decades, Alliance Healthcare System has … Continued
In the aftermath of the deadly and destructive tornadoes that ripped across Mississippi bringing catastrophic damage to many places, especially Rolling Fork, I am struck by something that plays out in Mississippi time and time again after disasters. Mississippi is an … Continued
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President Joe Biden has announced that the federal government will cover all costs from Mississippi’s emergency measures that will occur over the next month. Biden and First Lady Jill Biden arrived in Rolling Fork this morning to assess the damage … Continued
Following a circuit court judge’s recent decision to rule Mandy Gunasekara ineligible to run for public service commission, Gunasekara has announced that she is taking the matter to the Mississippi Supreme Court. Gunasekara, a Republican seeking the commission’s northern district … Continued
Multiple agencies are investigating an airplane crash that occurred near Oxford Thursday night, killing one and injuring another. The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office reports that they received a notification from the Union County Sheriff’s Office that a small private plane … Continued
Two additional counties in Mississippi are now eligible for FEMA assistance following last week’s severe weather and tornadoes, which impacted thousands of residents throughout the state. At this time, individuals and households affected by the storms in Montgomery and Panola … Continued
Severe thunderstorms are possible late Friday afternoon into the overnight hours in some parts of Mississippi. Sustained wind speeds of 20 to 30 mph are expected, especially through the Delta region where wind gusts over 40 mph are possible. Northern … Continued
Following the Senate’s rejection of Dr. Robert Taylor as state superintendent of education, the Mississippi State Board of Education (SBE) has named Mike Kent to hold the position as an interim. Kent, who has served as interim deputy superintendent at … Continued