Reeves provides update on tornado impact and recovery efforts
Gov. Tate Reeves released the following statement providing an update on the ongoing recovery efforts following the devastating tornado that hit the state on Friday, March 24.
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Jackpot family of scratch-offs coming next week
A new family of scratch-off games – the Jackpot family – debuts Tuesday, April 4, at Mississippi Lottery retailers.
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IRS gives tornado victims until July 31 to file income taxes
Tornado victim given an extension for filing income taxes.
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Health department reminders for victims of severe weather
The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) continues to monitor the health impacts of recent severe weather.
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Medicaid enrollees lose coverage, gain access to marketplace
Millions of people in the United States will lose Medicaid coverage because they no longer qualify based on income.
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Wicker: Biden’s military budget falls short
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit this week with Russian President Vladimir Putin should be a wake-up call for the United States.
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Caldwell presents vehicle for litter removal
John Caldwell presented Carroll County Sheriff Clint Walker with a truck for $1.00 to be used for future litter removal efforts in Carroll County.
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Tornado victims warned of contractor schemes
Office of Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch and the Mississippi State Board of Contractors (MSBOC) shared tips with Mississippians who might be in need of assistance from contractors for home and business damage due to the storms.
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Reeves provides update on tornado damage
Gov. Tate Reeves Monday, March 27 provided a more extensive update on the state’s response after the tornadoes went through the state of Friday, March 24.
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Push back on rescinding protection for student religious groups
Lynn Fitch and 21 other Attorneys General urged the Department of Education to retain a rule that compels public universities to comply with the First Amendment or lose grant funding.
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