Senator Roger Wicker says the nation’s military relies upon thousands of small manufacturers that are suffering as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak and the loss of just one supplier could be disastrous for entire programs. Senator Wicker penned the … Continued
During these challenging times, first responders continue to make a significant impact in and around each life they help. To salute their dedication, Belhaven University is announcing its new First Responder Scholarship to help reduce tuition for first responders, as well as a … Continued
Can you imagine laying your head down at night knowing the decisions you made today and the decisions you make tomorrow, impact the lives of thousands? I’m sure rest does not come easy. Governor Tate Reeves shared the following heartfelt … Continued
Photo courtesy of Mississippi Department of Corrections The Mississippi Department of Corrections has announced additional actions taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the state’s prison system. The department has announced that masks have been provided to all inmates … Continued
This past Thursday, the House of Representatives passed an additional coronavirus-relief package valued at $484 million, as well as the implementation of a coronavirus oversight panel. Congressmen from Mississippi have released the following statements. Michael Guest, 3rd District: “This legislation … Continued
Last Wednesday, Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba signed an executive order temporarily suspending the open carry of firearms within the city of Jackson. It’s up in the air whether the mayor used the ongoing coronavirus pandemic or the city’s high … Continued
Every Friday and Saturday night, you can rest assured my television will be tuned into Live PD. The television series on A&E follows law enforcement agencies throughout the country, giving viewers an inside look at what the law enforcement officers … Continued
By agreement of Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann and Speaker of the House Philip Gunn, the Mississippi Legislature will reconvene the 2020 Legislative Session on Monday, May 18th. The Legislature recessed its 125-day Session temporarily on March 18, following the Governor’s … Continued
As experts continue to learn more about COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has added new symptoms to its website. The initial three symptoms – including fever, cough & shortness of breath – remain, but the list has … Continued
183 new cases were added to the state’s total from yesterday brining it to 6,094 according to the state health department. 229 people have passed away who tested positive for COVID-19. 2 new deaths were reported yesterday. The post Mississippi’s … Continued