Last night, round one of 2020 NFL Draft came and went without a Mississippi prospect being taken. Rounds two and three are underway tonight and a few players from the Magnolia State may come off the board. Follow along as … Continued
1st District Mississippi Congressman Trent Kelly has announced the launch of the FARM Corps program. The Farm and Ranch Mission (FARM) Corps will connect willing National Guard members who are struggling due to job loss with local farmers and ranchers … Continued
Image courtesy of the office of Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves Governor Tate Reeves has announced that a new ‘safer-at-home’ order will go into effect on Monday, easing some of the restrictions that have been in place during the expiring ‘shelter-in-place’ … Continued
Social distancing is keeping us from doing many of the things we would normally like to do. To provide some much-needed thrills, Columbus Air Force Base is hosting a virtual air show by sharing videos showcasing the 14th Flying Training Wing … Continued
On Wednesday, Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced she is preparing a lawsuit against China, claiming that the communist nation covered up the severity of the novel coronavirus. She joined The Gallo Show on Friday morning to talk more about the … Continued
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to cause disruptions, the Mississippi Department of Public Safety has announced expiration date extensions in accordance with a recently issued executive order. In a news release, DPS stated that all valid driver’s licenses, learner’s permits, … Continued
Dallas Cowboys quarterback, and former Mississippi State quarterback, Dak Prescott, has lost yet another family member, this time with the passing of his older brother, Jace, who died at the age of 31 on Thursday. The Cowboys issued a statement … Continued
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, Mississippi Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters (VOAD) and the United Methodist Community on Relief (UMCOR) will open three Disaster Assistance Centers in the counties that are declared federal disasters following the April 12, 2020, severe … Continued
The total is now at 5,434 with 281 new cases confirmed from yesterday. There have been 209 people who have passed away who have tested positive for the virus. 8 new deaths were reported yesterday. There are 552 long-term care … Continued
The House of Representatives has approved an additional coronavirus relief package. The $484 billion package will deliver aid to small businesses, hospitals, and expand COVID-19 testing. In an almost unanimous fashion, the final vote was 388-5. Now, that both the … Continued