Following Tuesday’s deadline for general bills and constitutional amendments to come out of their corresponding committees, Mississippi lawmakers have cut down on the issues they believe are worth focusing on with two months remaining in the 2023 legislative session. Here … Continued
Mississippi’s first Black female will not be seeking reelection. Representative Alyce Clarke, D-Jackson, announced her retirement on Tuesday at the Mississippi State Capitol, putting an end to a historic tenure in the House. Clarke began her service in the Mississippi … Continued
Ocean Springs is once again in the running for national tourism awards. The vibrant Coastal Mississippi city with a population of fewer than 25,000 people has been nominated for USA Today’s “Best Small-Town Cultural Scene” and “Best Small Town for … Continued
Northern Mississippi– Cloudy with light freezing rain and sleet in the morning, with a chance of rain and freezing rain in the afternoon and highs in the lower 40s. Rain is likely through the night, with lows in the mid-30s. … Continued
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, R-Miss., is challenging a Biden administration rule that she argues is in violation of citizens’ Second Amendment rights. Hyde-Smith has cosponsored the Stop Harassing Owners of Rifles Today (SHORT) Act to overturn the Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms … Continued
Wednesdays are normally reserved for The Rumblings, but there was just too much news to report for Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk. The guys dive into the mailbag after a report from Future Brian on the Mississippi State-South Carolina game … Continued
On Tuesday the Mississippi State Department of Health confirmed 3,902 new COVID-19 cases. The seven-day update brings the state’s total number of recorded cases since the onset of the pandemic to 977,790. With 34 additional deaths, 13,225 Mississippians have passed … Continued
The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of SuperTalk Mississippi Media “There you go again.” Who could forget that famous quip from candidate Ronald Reagan during their last debate before the 1980 presidential election? The … Continued
A House bill that would create an unelected governing body within Mississippi’s capital city has been garnering a lot of attention. Representative Trey Lamar, R-Senatobia, authored House Bill 1020 which would enact a court system within the Capitol Complex Improvement … Continued
Legislation has been introduced that aims to provide volunteer firefighters in Mississippi with annual payments as an incentive to serve communities across the state. If passed, the Mississippi Length of Service Award Program (HB 521) would allow volunteers to receive … Continued