Drive-Through Vaccinations To Begin January 4th
The Mississippi Department of Health has announced that 18 different counties will open drive-through locations for COVID-19 vaccination for long-term
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One Dead from Shooting in Louisville
One person is dead with another wounded after shots were fired at a party in Louisville on Saturday evening. Authorities
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City of Jackson Issues Boil Water Advisory for Multiple Areas
On Monday, the City of Jackson water/sewer utilities division announced they have recommended a precautionary boil water advisory until further
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House Republicans Reject $2,000 Stimulus Checks After Trump’s Request
Despite President Donald Trump threatening to not sign the bill if the stimulus check amount was raised, House Republicans have
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Alcorn County Tax Collector Arrested for Fraud and Embezzlement
State Auditor Shad White announced on Monday that his office’s special agents have arrested a local tax collector. Larry Ross,
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MEMA Director Michel Admitted to Hospital Battling COVID-19
Mississippi Emergency Management Agency Executive Director Greg Michel has been admitted into a local hospital as he battles pneumonia as
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Former Superintendent Appointed to State Board of Education
Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann has found his newest pick for the Mississippi board of Education. On Wednesday, Hosemann announced that
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Columbus Tightening Up on Enforcing Mask Mandate
The City of Columbus is cracking down on making sure residents and businesses are closely abiding by the mask mandate
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Search Continues for Two Missing Hunters in Vicksburg
Crews are continuing to search the Mississippi River after two hunters have been reported missing after conducting a hunt in
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Federal Student Loan and Interest Pause Continues into 2021
Current and former students can breathe just a little bit easier. The federal government has ordered the pause on payments
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