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MSDH invites public to WIC online shopping seminar
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) invited the public to a webinar that will discuss a new project that will increase equitable access to online shopping options for WIC participants. All WIC vendors and participants are encouraged to register for the webinar, that will take place at noon on Wednesday, September 4, […]
Entergy Mississippi to build new power station
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – For the first time in 50 years, Entergy Mississippi will build a new natural gas power station. Officials with the company said the facility will be the first combined-cycle combustion turbine power station Entergy Mississippi has built from the ground up. “As our customers’ needs and environmental factors evolve, so must our […]
10th year of Mississippi Book Festival to bring big names, stories, workshops on Sept. 14
It’s hard to believe that this is the tenth year of the Mississippi Book Festival. From the inaugural 2015 event that featured a kickoff by John Grisham and Jackson State’s Sonic Boom of the South (a classic pair if there ever was one) to this year’s varied and eclectic lineup of over 50 panel discussions and workshops, the celebration of Mississippi’s literary heritage continues to impress, inform and delight. ...
Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi are ‘very demure’; ranks in Top 5 states using viral term on social media
Across social media platforms, one of the most trending keywords is "demure." Data shows that Mississippi is the state with the most "demure" usage, followed by Louisiana. Other Southern states lead the trend across the U.S.
Mississippi gator season opens with 800-pound monster bagged in Yazoo River
Gator season in Mississippi kicked off with a bang as a local hunting team made an incredible catch that has left them “over the moon.” The team, braving torrential rains for over three hours and surviving multiple close calls, reeled in a monstrous alligator measuring an astounding 14 feet, 1 and 1/8 inches long.
MS Senate, House looking at tax reform in 2025. Could grocery and income taxes both be cut?
The two highest elected officials in the Mississippi Legislature have both now committed a handful of lawmakers to studying the feasibility of tax cuts in the 2025 Session. On Tuesday, Republican Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann created the Senate's third off-season committee to study tax and fiscal policies with the goal of reducing...
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