Following a national search, Frederick Slabach has been chosen as the new dean of the University of Mississippi School of Law. Slabach will join the university on July 1, pending approval by the board of trustees of State Institutions of … Continued
The Mississippi Insurance Department (MID) Consumer Services Division has released that over $7.3 million was recovered for consumers in 2022 – a nearly 90 percent increase over money recovered in 2021. “My staff recovered over $3 million more in 2022 … Continued
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A new COVID-19 omicron subvariant, XBB 1.5, is quickly emerging as the dominant strain in confirmed cases across the U.S. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that, as of January 7, nearly 40 percent percent of … Continued
One of the two inmates who escaped the Raymond Detention Center has been captured in Texas. According to Hinds County Sheriff Tyree Jones, 31-year-old Tyler Charles Payne was taken into custody by deputies in Dallas County following a string of … Continued
Startup footwear manufacturer Shloop has announced plans to open a sustainable manufacturing facility in Meridian, with the project expected to cost $9 million. The footwear factory, which will create 56 jobs in the eastern Mississippi area, will be housed in … Continued
Former congressional candidate Shuwaski Young has announced his intentions to run for secretary of state. Young, a Democrat who unsuccessfully challenged Rep. Michael Guest in November, believes his previous experience working in the Mississippi Secretary of State’s Office as well … Continued
Democratic legislative leaders are set to propose a handful of bills this week that may provide solutions to the state’s ongoing hospital crisis. For months, state health officials have warned that at least 38 hospitals across Mississippi are in danger … Continued
Hinds County Election Commissioner Toni Johnson has pled guilty to two counts of embezzlement by a public official and one count of making false representations to defraud the government. In November, Johnson was indicted on felony charges for using her … Continued
The two suspects that were allegedly involved in the mass shooting at the Mississippi Mudbug Festival have pleaded not guilty. According to court documents, 16-year-old Calvin Berry and Leedrick Trim stated that they were not guilty of their charges, which … Continued