Left to Right: Colonel Steve Adcock, Private Brian Tallent, Major Jason Young, Lieutenant Colonel Jerry Carter. (Image courtesy of the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks) On Monday, Conservation Officer Brian Tallent was on routine patrol in Yalobusha County … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting 1,505 new cases of COVID-19. Today’s report brings Mississippi’s total number of cases up to 55,804. 1,563 Mississippians have passed away from the virus following the confirmation of *20 additional deaths. MSDH … Continued
Photo courtesy of MHSAA A Delta school district has become the first to announce that they will not take part in the upcoming high school football season in Mississippi. Tuesday, the Greenville Public School District voted to cancel all fall … Continued
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) announced her support for legislation that would withhold federal funding to “anarchist jurisdictions”—those state and local jurisdictions that purposefully obstruct the rule of law in favor of violent mobs. The Ending Taxpayer Funding of Anarchy … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health has reported the second human case of West Nile Virus (WNV) for 2020. The case was reported in Lee County. A case was reported in Claiborne County in June, so the addition of the … Continued
The Mississippi Department of Employment Security (MDES) has announced a list of qualifying factors to determine eligibility for the Extended Benefits (EB) program, including an explanation on when the Extended Benefits are payable. The EB program was established to pay … Continued
The Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) has released a tentative set of rules for all fall sports and activities: Stadiums/Gyms Attendance policy & quarantine procedure will be determined before team competition begins and at the appropriate time Post social … Continued
A large portion of CARES Act funding will begin to close the digital divide in Mississippi. Just a few weeks after the Mississippi Legislature passed the “COVID-19 Connectivity Act,” Staff Director of the Public Utilities Staff Sally Doty announced that … Continued
On July 8, Governor Tate Reeves decided to veto the state of Mississippi’s educational budget for fiscal year 2021. Why, you might ask? According to Reeves himself, that question can be answered in two simple words: teacher incentives. The education … Continued
In the event a package of unsolicited seeds makes its way to your mailbox, from China or any foreign country, STOP! Image courtesy of the Mississippi Department of Agriculture Mississippi’s Ag Commissioner Andy Gipson says, “We are aware that citizens in … Continued