MDAC to host listening sessions
“The pandemic reminded us of the importance of having a strong, resilient food supply chain and the ability to feed ourselves.”
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Second Chance players win more than $500,000
The Second Chance promotional drawing included 10 eligible scratch-off games.
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Wicker: Continues the Fight for Life
Mississippi has been a leader in the pro-life movement for many years, so it is fitting that the case that toppled Roe came from our state.
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McRae: Building a Team Against ESGs
ESG ratings indicate how woke an organization’s business practices are.
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Hosemann receives state Right to Life endorsement
Mississippi Right to Life has endorsed Delbert Hosemann in his re-election campaign for Lt. Governor.
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Dobbs Supreme Court decision reaches one year anniversary
The one-year anniversary of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization U.S. Supreme Court decision about abortion on Saturday, June 24 is being met positively by many and negatively by others.
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Tips for filing an insurance claim after a severe storm
Damage caused by severe storms and tornadoes is covered under standard homeowners and business insurance policies, as well as the optional comprehensive portion of an auto insurance policy.
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State Fire Academy Director Wages retires from service
After 32 years in the Fire Service, Mississippi State Fire Academy (MSFA) Executive Director Terry Wages is retiring.
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Consider insurance needs this summer, Insurance Commissioner says
Many Mississippians will boat, swim, and take vacations in the coming weeks.
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Severe storms weather update
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) continues to work to assess the damage from the June 19 storms that swept through the state.
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