Mississippi’s largest-ever tax cut signed into law
On Tuesday afternoon, Governor Tate Reeves signed into law the largest tax cut in Mississippi history. “There are some whose first inclination would be to immediately spend this money and…
Wicker, colleagues urge SEC to withdraw proposed climate disclosure rule
Mississippi Senator Roger Wicker is joining several Republican colleagues in calling on Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler to withdraw the agency’s proposed climate disclosure rule, which would require…
Minor League Baseball in Mississippi returns this weekend
Minor league baseball in Mississippi returns this weekend. The Mississippi Braves will welcome the Montgomery Biscuits to Trustmark Park in Pearl for Opening Weekend, while the Biloxi Shuckers will travel…
Thompson, Palazzo give opinions on Biden’s Title 42 elimination
Border restrictions established at the onset of the pandemic are slowly being lifted as COVID-19 numbers in U.S. hospitals reach record lows since March 2020. Title 42, a public health…
Road, bridge repair bill waits at the governor’s desk
The Mississippi Department of Transportation is just one step away from having a $230 million budget approved as House Bill 1630 waits at the desk of Governor Tate Reeves. The…
Natchez selected as one of the South’s best small towns
Natchez is undoubtedly one of the South's best small towns, according to Southern Living magazine readers. In the magazine's Best 2022 Contest, Natchez came in at No. 8 in the…
State Auditor looks to curb Mississippi’s brain drain
As Mississippi's "brain drain" continues, State Auditor Shad White is looking to do something about it. In a report released by his office on Monday, White highlighted that as of 2020…
Thunder & Lightning: What Can Mississippi State Fix To Get Momentum This Season?
This isn't the major leagues, where Coach Chris Lemonis could trade a slugger for some help in the bullpen. Mississippi State has to find more consistency and more wins from…
Governor signs bill that makes funding elections with private money illegal
Funding elections with private money in Mississippi is now against the law following the multiple arrests made by State Auditor Shad White since the 2020 local elections. Governor Tate Reeves…
