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Mississippi courthouses will soon have signs regarding rights to an interpreter
Signs are going up in courthouses around the state notifying limited English proficient people that they are entitled to have a free interpreter in court proceedings. “Usted tiene derecho a un intérprete sin costo alguno. Acérquese a la oficina del Secretario para solicitar un intérprete. El Secretario llamará a un intérprete para que le ayude,” […] The post Mississippi courthouses will soon have signs regarding rights to an interpreter appeared first on Daily Leader.
Heavy Showers & Thunderstorms With Gusty Winds in Parts of Michigan
Torrential Rain & Thunder Continue in Parts of Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Good afternoon everyone. A strong cold front continues to push across the upper Great Lakes region, with gusty showers and storms ahead of the boundary. We also have scattered individual clusters nearing the Detroit area, as well as some heavy thunderstorms in northern Indiana.
National Forests in Mississippi accepting comments on proposed recreation fees
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – The National Forests in Mississippi is accepting comments through October 5, 2024, on proposed recreation fees at certain developed recreation sites and trails across the forest. According to officials, the proposed fees are more comparable to similar public and private sites in the area. Nearly 30% of the developed recreation sites […]
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
The Mississippi Department of Mental Health (DMH) is proud to announce that Governor Tate Reeves has signed a proclamation declaring September as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month in Mississippi. This important recognition comes as a reminder of the critical need to address the issue of suicide and its far-reaching impact on the lives of Mississippians. This […] The post September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month appeared first on Daily Leader.
Inmates Harvest Many Crops Across the State of Mississippi
Written with artificial intelligence assistance. According to the Mississippi Department of Corrections, Mississippi inmates have concluded a highly productive summer harvesting 143,000 lbs. of produce, such as broccoli, okra, corn, and peas, providing a significant addition to the inmates’ meal trays.
MDOT Makes Progress on Northeast Mississippi Projects
Written with artificial intelligence assistance. All photos from MDOT are intended for distribution, use and reuse without restriction. The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) has announced updates on several construction and maintenance projects in northeast Mississippi.
Mississippi State commitment scoreboard update
High School football has been underway in some states for a few weeks. Many in Mississippi played their season openers last weekend. This week, the state of Louisiana gets going, so the Bulldogs have even more to cheer about when it comes to prep action. Starting with the Pelican State...
Investigation Underway After Burned Car Found with Deceased Individual
Written with artificial intelligence assistance. According to Ryan Everett, authorities are investigating a grim discovery made on Sunday afternoon involving a burned vehicle found on private property. The car was reported by a property owner whose family member stumbled upon the scene.
Mississippi's Unemployment Claims Drop Significantly, WalletHub Reports
Written with artifiicial intelligence assistance. Accoring to a study done by WalletHub, Mississippi is seeing a notable improvement in its unemployment situation, according to WalletHub’s latest rankings. The state’s unemployment claims for the week of August 30, 2024, were 21.40% lower than the previous week and 9.86% lower compared to the same period last year.
Entergy Mississippi to build its first new power plant in 50 years
(The Center Square) – Entergy Mississippi is going to do something it hasn't done in five decades: Build a new power plant. The Mississippi investor-owned utility that serves 459,000 customers in 45 of the state's 82 counties says it intends to build a combined-cycle power plant by 2028 that can be fueled by either natural gas or by hydrogen. The plant will replace the Gerald Andrus Steam Electric Station, which...
Mississippi Issues Burn Ban for Many Different Counties Across the State
Written with artificial intelligence assistance. The State of Mississippi has implemented a burn ban affecting nearly twenty-two counties, according to the Mississippi Forestry Commission. The ban prohibits any activities involving open flames that could potentially produce embers.
Mississippi could see a severe fall allergy season
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Mississippians are encouraged to prepare for the fall allergy season this year. Compared to last year, officials with the Mississippi Asthma & Allergy Clinic said increased allergens are expected due to rising temperatures and higher rainfall. The combination of warmer temperatures and increased rainfall provides an ideal environment for plants like ragweed […]
Mississippi House panel starts study that could lead to tax cuts
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi lawmakers could consider a comprehensive proposal next year to make the state’s tax system fairer and more efficient, a state House leader said Wednesday. Ways and Means Committee Chairman Trey Lamar said he joins other top Republicans, including House Speaker Jason White and Gov. Tate Reeves, in continuing to advocate […]
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