Governor Reeves: No plans to issue ‘stay-at-home’ order
During a Facebook Live Q&A Session, Governor Tate Reeves stated that there are no current plans to enact a statewide shutdown. While certain states like New York, California, Washington, Louisiana…
MDE announces ‘learning-at-home’ resources
Public schools in Mississippi are closed through at least April 17th, but the Mississippi Department of Education wants to make sure that students continue to learn. In an effort to…
Sen Wicker Gives His Thoughts on the Stimulus Bill
Senator Roger Wicker joins the conversation by phone from Washington D.C. as he is awaiting a vote on a Stimulus Bill in the wake of the COVID19 outbreak, and he…
MDEQ: Don’t flush disinfecting wipes & paper towels
As the coronavirus outbreak continues to cause a toilet paper shortage across the country, the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality is reminding you not to flush disinfecting wipes, paper towels,…
Available now: New telehealth app, drive-through specimen collection to speed COVID-19 testing
(Story by Ruth Cummins, UMMC) The University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC) is leading an effort to address the state’s community COVID-19 outbreak by offering triage for symptoms via a…
Mississippi Magic Podcast – Larger Than Life
He was larger than life in more ways than one. Howard achieved success in a category of entertainment that includes very few people in history. His legacy left behind is…
Rebel Report: Treadwell signs with Falcons, Saints add Sanders
Rippee and Borkey hit some free agency news, discuss Treadwell's fresh start with the Falcons, bond over quarantine boredom, rank Hangover scenes and more.
NFIB survey outlines COVID-19’s effect on small businesses
A new survey conducted by the National Federation of Independent Business outlines the impact that the coronavirus outbreak has had on small businesses across the country. With 700 responses, the…
Coronavirus Cases Spike Up to 249; 1 death
The new total number for coronavirus cases has reached 249 positive cases of COVID-19 in Mississippi. There is still only one reported death and it was a 60-65 year old…
