More than 6 million dollars in grant funding will be headed to Mississippi in hopes to help the state to curb domestic violence.
If you intend to vote this year. Here are some things you may see on your ballot.
It s election season and after another four years it's time for voters to take to the polls, but what do you have to do before casting your vote?
The former Director of the Mississippi Department of Education among three others has been indicted for bribery and the misusing of public money.
An inmate was pronounced dead at the Central Mississippi Correctional Facility in Rankin County Wednesday morning.
U.S. Senators Roger Wicker and Cindy Hyde-Smith among 20 other senators ask the Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Stephen Hahn to classify an abortion pill as a quote "imminent hazard to the public health".
State mask mandate or not, the City of Greenwood says their mask ordinance will stay in effect until the council votes otherwise.
Governor Tate Reeves hosted a press conference on Facebook live discussing the decline in Covid-19 cases in Mississippi.
Grenada City Council has voted to remove the confederate statue in the downtown square.
As Hurricane Laura takes aim at the northern Gulf Coast, cities in Louisiana and Texas have issued evacuation orders in advance of a forecasted landfall.
By: Cox Media Group National Content DeskUpdated: September 10, 2018 - 6:45 AMEvery family should have a supply kit that can be used when severe weather or other emergency strikes. Water, food, and clean air are essential to have if an emergency happens. Each family or individual’s kit shoul…
State Auditor Shad White has written a letter to government officials with concerns the Mississippi Department of Education is ignoring state law and making it more difficult for schools to purchase technology through the cares act funding.
A special election got underway for Ward 3 City Council yesterday. Here are the unofficial results:
The city of Hollandale will cut off it's water services today at 1 p.m. This as the city is replacing a water line at the corner of Crouch and Morgan streets.
Teachers who worked at an "A" or "B" rated school district or improved by a letter grade from last year will be receiving a bonus of more than one thousand dollars.
Greenwood and Leflore officials are working to get aid to help with the covid-19 pandemic.
Governor Tate Reeves announced a program intended to help ease the economic burden due to covid-19.
Governor Tate Reeves announces a program to help give access of broadband internet to "underserved" areas.
The Mississippi Democratic Party has a new leader. Former Mississippi Court of Appeals, Judge Tyree Irving, has been elected chairman.
Governor Tate Reeves announcing Friday that some new measures are in place state wide in response to the spike in covid cases in Mississippi.
The Mississippi Supreme Court released an emergency administrative order that requires masks in all courtrooms in the state.
Governor Tate Reeves has extended his mask mandate order as well as the safe return order.
Two Mississippi state representatives are hospitalized due to covid-19.
A social justice group backed by musicians Jay-Z, Meek Mill, and others are asking for Mississippi legislators to override a bill on criminal justice reform that Governor Tate Reeves vetoed.
Governor Tate Reeves announces a covid-19 emergency relief program on Facebook Live yesterday.
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves announces a restricted order on thirteen counties.
A Grenada City Councilman tested positive for coronavirus.
Mississippi secretary of state Michael Watson pays a visit to Washington County Thursday as part of his campaign to head to all 82 county circuit clerks.
Some members of the Mississippi State Legislature test positive for covid-19.
Governor Tate Reeves signs a bill to end prohibition in Mississippi.
With coronavirus cases in Mississippi on the rise, Governor Tate Reeves announces a pause in the re-opening process.
A historic vote out of Jackson this evening on the future of the state flag.
In Jackson, lawmakers took steps to changing the state flag with the confederate battle emblem.
Major retailer Walmart announcing it will no longer display the Mississippi state flag. The debate over the state flag continues as around the country there is a push to remove confederate monuments.
Some Delta counties voted in the republican primary runoff yesterday. The primary runoff was originally postponed due to the coronavirus.
The Life Equality Act was passed yesterday by the Mississippi senate.
Across the country confederate monuments are being removed in the wake of George Floyd's death. Now one such monument here at home in Washington County is coming into question.
Greenville Mayor Errick Simmons announcing a moment of solidarity and unity in light of the death of George Floyd.
Yesterday, Washington County voters headed to the polls for the election for Mississippi Levee Board Commissioner between David Cochran and Drew Newsom.
The city of Greenwood and Leflore County are being awarded 80 thousand dollars in coronavirus relief.
George Floyd was arrested for what was alleged to be a forged 20 dollar bill. Outrage over his death has caused riots some even shutting down police precincts.
A local teacher will be making his debut on jeopardy as a contestant.
Starting on Tuesday May 26, students in Greenville can receive free breakfast and lunch.
There's a new business in Greenville and they had their grand opening Saturday.
The city of Greenville has entered a new order on employee furloughs and cost saving methods during the pandemic.
Governor Tate Reeves announces the new Mississippi Department of Corrections commissioner.
For the graduates out there, Governor Tate Reeves announced he will be hosting a virtual graduation.
The Mississippi center for justice is filing a class-action lawsuit against two of Mississippi's largest prisons, the Central Mississippi Correctional Facility and the South Mississippi Correctional Institution, for inadequate response to the covid-19 pandemic. These facilities house approxi…
The Mississippi state college savings plan deadline has been pushed back. If you want to start a savings plan for your child this year you have until July 15th.
Congressman Bennie Thompson announced over 2 and half million dollars in HRSA funds awarded to health centers in the second congressional district.
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