Governor Tate Reeves signs a bill to end prohibition in Mississippi.

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.

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.

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.

Congressman Bennie Thompson announced over 2 and half million dollars in HRSA funds awarded to health centers in the second congressional district.

Governor Tate Reeves discussed the re-opening Friday afternoon in a press conference. One of the most debated issues has been barber shops, salons and gyms being closed, but those business are now set to re-open on monday.

The city of Grenada had their city election yesterday.. Here are the unofficial results.

The Grenada City Council has voted for a new temporary city manager for seven days until the new city council takes office.

Governor Tate Reeves outlines where the 1.25 billion in aid from the CARES Act will be going in Mississippi.

The Superintendent of the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman has resigned.

Greenville Mayor Errick Simmons issues a new order that regulates how certain businesses operate during the COVID-19 pandemic. The order mandates that all businesses that offer drive-thru or drive-up service maintain strict social distancing guidelines. In a recent statement, the mayor makes…

Governor Tate Reeves held a conference call this morning with local mayors discussing the much debated drive in churches.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to upend life as we know it, Greenville mayor Errick Simmons is now taking drastic steps to try and reduce the risk of coronavirus in Greenville.

The University of Mississippi Medical Center and the Mississippi State Department of Health are opening one day mobile drive thru testing sites.

Governor Tate Reeves held a Facebook live press conference today and this time he was joined by top state health official Dr. Thomas Dobbs from the Mississippi State Department of Health.

Delta Electric announcing that effective Monday the 23rd, it will be closing its lobbies and all customer service centers to public traffic until further notice.

Western Line School District announcing homework packets will be available for pick up on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to noon or daily during feeding times 11 a.m. to 12:30 pm.

Here's some good news, Walmart announcing that it's hiring in response to the strong demand in stores Walmart is looking to hire 150,000 thousand new associates through the end of May.

Governor Tate Reeves held a Facebook live today announcing a new executive order

The Greenville Public School Board of Trustees held a special meeting today to discuss consideration of school closures due to the Coronavirus.

Governor Tate Reeves has declared a state of emergency today.

Congressmen Bennie Thompson hosts a campaign rally in Cleveland today, voters got the chance to ask questions.

 B.C Hammond held a meet and greet tonight in Greenville just ahead of the election next Tuesday.

Mississippi lawmakers are in talks of a bill that would allow alcohol to be for sale on Sundays.

The Leflore County Circuit Clerk confirms former Leflore County District 4 Wayne Self loses his lawsuit challenging the November election results.

As elections inch closer and closer, candidates continue to campaign.

A federal circuit court of appeals upheld a ban on Mississippi's 20-19 abortion law Thursday.

Mississippi Delta Community College hosts its preview day.

Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith's visit to the Delta brought an update about the Yazoo River back water pumps.

U.S Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith pays a visit to the Delta.

The Mississippi Economic Council holds a meeting today partnering with the Rotary Club of Indianola.