By Will StriblingMississippi Today All Mississippians will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine starting on March 16, Gov. Tate Reeves announced on Monday. Mississippi is...
A year later, it's still unknown whether the city will be reimplementing the service now that employees have returned to work and businesses are now allowed...
This morning’s wreck on Highway 6 and the F.D. “Buddy” East Parkway involved a Panola County garbage truck and resulted in the deaths of two people,...
Thousands of residents in Jackson are still without water service two weeks after a historic winter storm slammed the state, freezing and bursting many water pipes...
United States Attorney William C. Lamar announced that, upon his resignation, First Assistant U.S. Attorney Clay Joyner will serve as the Acting U.S. Attorney for the...
Mississippi teachers and first responders will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting March 1, Gov. Tate Reeves announced Tuesday. The vaccination eligibility will be...
Bobby Harrison and Geoff Pender/Mississippi Today The House Ways and Means Committee on Monday passed a bill that would eliminate Mississippi’s personal income tax within a decade and...
Adam Ganucheau/Mississippi Today Power linemen and water department employees working through cold nights to restore public services to thousands of Mississippians. Road engineers getting six hours...
Adam Ganucheau/Mississippi Today Several major interstates and highways in Mississippi are backed up or iced over following this week’s historic winter storm, and officials are warning...
A recent opinion by Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has prompted a third candidate to drop from the Oxford Board of Alderman election.