The Mississippi Department of Transportation is warning you to be on the lookout for deer on Mississippi roadways. In 2019 alone, there were over 4,000 deer-related crashes in the state, and according to MDOT, deer become more active and visible … Continued
Frank Bordeaux has officially been named the new Chairman of the Mississippi Republican Party following now-former Chairman Lucien Smith’s decision to step down. Bourdeaux was selected by the members of the Mississippi State Republican Party Executive Committee today after he … Continued
Photo courtesy of Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith’s Office Wednesday, Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith met with President Trump’s nominee to fill the seat on the Supreme Court vacated by the late-Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg—Amy Coney Barrett. Following the meeting, the Senator reiterated her … Continued
For what appears to be the last time this calendar year, the Mississippi State Legislature will reconvene Thursday morning. According to the state’s two chamber leaders, lawmakers have two main items on the agenda: (1) adjust any CARES Act appropriations … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting 696 new cases of COVID-19. Today’s report brings Mississippi’s total number of cases up to 98,886. With the confirmation of 10 additional deaths, 2,979 Mississippians have now passed away from the virus. … Continued
Around 8:30 in the morning on September 19th was the last time 93-year-old Johnnie Hall was seen. Hall was seen leaving his house in khaki pants, suspenders, and a black and brown and black plaid shirt. He is believed to … Continued
The 2020 Sanderson Farms Championship is officially underway. Being played at the Jackson Country Club for the seventh year in a row, the PGA event, which features the most stacked field in the tournament’s 52-year existence, will last through Sunday, … Continued
43 states, including Mississippi, have been awarded a combined 39.5 million dollars following a 2014 data breach at Anthem, a health insurance provider. The cyberattack exposed the personal information of nearly 79 million Americans, including 164,216 Mississippians. Attorney General Lynn Fitch … Continued
The Department of Public Safety’s new ‘Skip the Line’ program is now in effect at driver’s license stations across the state of Mississippi. Announced back in early September, the program allows you to make appointments online and moves renewal applications … Continued
Ford is recalling more than 700-thousand vehicles over faulty backup cameras. The recall includes 2020 F-Series trucks, Explorers, Mustangs, Transits, Expeditions, Escapes, Rangers, and the Edge. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says a poor electrical connection is causing the … Continued