Mississippi ramps up COVID-19 vaccinations after early hiccups
After some early problems, Mississippi has improved from 50th in the nation to the mid- to high 30s in getting its residents vaccinated.
Drew Brees leaves an unforgettable Saints legacy. The story started here in Jackson.
Oh, what memories Drew Brees leaves us. He is a first-ballot, should-be-unanimous Hall of Famer. He would retire as the NFL’s all-time leader in passing yardage.
Riots, impeachment and teacher pay: What’s going on in 2021?
Highlighting unrest in Washington and reported threats to state capitols, we discuss the odd start to 2021 for the state’s elected officials.
Mississippians are drinking at a record pace during the pandemic
Since the pandemic hit in full force in March, socially conservative Mississippi has led the nation in terms of growth of liquor sales.
Gov. Tate Reeves extends mask mandate for most of Mississippi
Gov. Reeves also extended the requirement that masks be worn statewide on school grounds and limits on crowd sizes at various gatherings.
Rental assistance suspended due to eviction moratorium, which isn’t always honored
The CDC’s Sept 4 eviction moratorium caused at least one unintended consequence: Most renters were then no longer deemed at a great enough risk of homelessness to qualify for the only rental assistance program available at the time.
Health department clarifies vaccine supply, new appointments available Jan. 25
The state health department said it received additional doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, which will be go towards already booked appointments. The department also anticipates new appointments will be available the week of Jan. 25.
Marshall Ramsey: Taking Your Shot
READ: State Health Department announces all of its vaccine appointments are booked
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