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People are now looking to bypass the Mississippi House and Senate by proposing initiatives to expand Medicaid, authorize early voting and reconsider the state flag design.
A Memphis couple found their dream home in Holly Springs, a Mississippi town on the other side of the Tennessee border. They moved into the 1836 property in 2016, paying $183,500 for historic house. “I feel like we’re more caretakers than owners.”
Half Shell Oyster House, which has several locations in Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana, has raised its starting wage for the second time in a year.
Mississippi’s Giant House Party is returning July 23-30 after the coronavirus put a hold on last year’s event.
Mississippi’s Giant House Party is returning July 23-30 after the coronavirus put a hold on last year’s event.
White House experts on COVID-19 are concerned that too many people in Mississippi are choosing not to get the vaccines.
On Monday, the White House released report cards for each state. Mississippi received a D+ grade.
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López worked for 22 years in Mississippi chicken plants. He got married, bought a house, had a family, and was a leader at his church. But in August 2019, ICE swept him up one of the largest workplace immigration stings in U.S. history.
JUST IN: The House of Representatives has approved legislation making lynching a federal hate crime for the first time in U.S. history. The Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act was named for the 14-year-old teenager who was lynched in Mississippi in the 1950s.
The Mississippi State House passes a resolution to begin the process to change the state's flag, which features a Confederate emblem
Weird that this article from NBC News neglects to name the party responsible for passage of this measure. GOP dominates the Mississippi House 74-45 and the Senate 36-16, and the governor is a Republican. Yet the GOP never appears in this article. Odd.
BREAKING NEWS: The Mississippi House has just voted to remove the Confederate emblem from their state flag. #RolandMartinUnfiltered
The Mississippi State House passed a resolution on Saturday that will begin the process to change the state's flag.
Two days after he relented last week and issued a shelter-at-home order, Mississippi governor @tatereeves signed a proclamation declaring April as “Confederate Heritage Month." It is evident that some viruses are communicable even if you stay in the house.
BREAKING: Mississippi House speaker: Confederate emblem is offensive, should be removed from state flag.
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