May 17, 2020. What we're going through is real, scary, and traumatic. Everybody has experienced this virus, and it seems that everyone is going through five stages of grief: denial, anger and bargaining. You can…
Governor’s election year budget proposes teacher pay increase,…
Bryant is also recommending that the Legislature not cut any state agency for the upcoming fiscal years. In January, the Legislature will enter session. Adopting a budget to fund the next fiscal year is one…
Hauling bill opposed by transportation officials awaits governor’s…
Thursday's Senate vote approved House amendments to Senate Bill 2418. These changes would allow for a higher weight tolerance for harvest permit vehicles as well as vehicles loading and unloading at state port facilities. It…
In 133 years of Mississippi State baseball, we’ve…
Vanderbilt was defeated 10-6 by State in 11 innings Sunday night and Monday morning to win the Super Regional for the Ages. State won Friday night's walk-off win. Vandy won Saturday night in a walkoff.…
Jackson State-USM football a history lesson
We who were there won't forget the first meeting of the two teams on October 31, 1987, almost 31 years ago. Brett Favre was just 18 years old and was the USM quarterback. W.C. Gorden…
Jackson stands up to Justice Dept, defends anti-racial…
"In reality, the City of Jackson’s Ordinance explains in great depth the spirit in Lumumba stated in a Monday statement that it was established to "protect everyone in Jackson, legal or not," "Meaning our Lumumba…
JPS whittles down superintendent candidates
Nonprofit Mississippi News: The Jackson Public Schools District has narrowed down the list of candidates for its next leader. Members of the public will be able to meet them this week. The district announced Monday…
Lawmakers get good revenue news ahead of budget…
Friday's state economist raised the revenue projections for Fiscal year 2019 by $55 million. This gave lawmakers an unexpected cushion this weekend as they worked behind closed doors in conference panels to finalize next years's…
Lt Gov Reeves will push for more school…
JACKSON -- Lieutenant Governor. JACKSON -- Lt. Gov. It is not a secret that many public schools in the state lack the necessary skills to produce students who are proficient in science, math, and reading.…


