Reeves, Hosemann and Gunn reach agreement on CARES Act funding
Mississippi received its $1.25 billion in CARES Act funding, but there has been contention between lawmakers and the Governor over the disbursement of the funds. Who has the authority to…
The Spirit of Travel cannot be broken in Mississippi
National Travel and Tourism Week is an annual tradition for the U.S. and Mississippi travel community. It’s a time when travel and tourism professionals unite to celebrate the value travel…
Oxford mayor Robyn Tannehill expects restaurants to open Monday
While retail businesses are up and running in Oxford, Mayor Robyn Tannehill has decided to not open restaurants just quite yet amid the ongoing pandemic. “Our board has been very…
Oxford mayor Robyn Tannehill expects restaurants to open Monday
While retail businesses are up and running in Oxford, Mayor Robyn Tannehill has decided not to open restaurants just quite yet amid the ongoing pandemic. “Our board has been very…
Restaurateur St. John doesn’t think 50 percent capacity guideline can work
Recently, Governor Tate Reeves announced that small businesses such as restaurants are allowed to reopen in the state of Mississippi. However, Hattiesburg, the state’s fourth-largest city, has decided to put…
Restaurateur St. John doesn’t think 50 percent capacity guideline can work
Recently, Governor Tate Reeves announced that small businesses such as restaurants are allowed to reopen in the state of Mississippi. However, Hattiesburg, the state’s fourth-largest city, has decided to put…
Sen. Joel Carter Joins The JT Show
Senator Joel Carter(Mississippi Senate District - 49) joins the conversation with Gerard Gibert(filling in for JT today) to give his take on the ongoing battle between the Executive and Legislative…
Wicker introduces resolution recognizing ‘National Nurses Week’
As co-chairs of the Senate Nursing Caucus, Senators Roger Wicker and Jeff Merkley introduced a bipartisan Senate resolution designating May 6 – 12, 2020, as National Nurses Week. The Senators…
COVID-19 Update: 262 new cases confirmed with 22 additional deaths
The latest COVID-19 data has been released by the Mississippi State Department of Health. The MSDH is confirming 262 new cases of COVID-19 with an additional 22 Mississippians passing away…
