Author: Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--You may be hearing a lot more from or about Congressman Bennie Thompson over the next few weeks. As head of the Jan. 6 Committee in the U.S. House, he will be demanding testimony... Read More.

JACKSON, Miss.--Mississippi's Ag commissioner is getting cranky about the latest plan to implement medical marijuana in the state. Legislators want to saddle his department with the job of administering the program because they see... Read More.

LEXINGTON, Miss.--Neshoba Central is a top ten school district in math. That comes from last year's state test scores. The district had 61.6 percent of students proficient in math, while the state average was at... Read More.

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--As COVID slows in Mississippi, one more person is being reported dead in our part of the state, in Attala County. But, doctors with the State Dept. of Health and the Miss. Medical... Read More.

JACKSON--Medical marijuana may yet happen in Mississippi. A new plan is being considered by the state legislature after a ballot initiative that was overwhelmingly passed by voters was thrown out by the state Supreme... Read More.

WASHINGTON--About 5,000 Haitians remains camped under the international bridge in Del Rio, Texas. Some are being airlifted back to their home country. Congressman Michael Guest says if they want to come into the United... Read More.

WASHINGTON–You may have seen the images and video of 12,000 Haitian immigrants camped at the U.S.-Mexico border, underneath the international bridge at Del Rio, Texas. Congressman Bennie Thompson says the U.S. should not be... Read More.

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--You might remember last year when people weren't going places that gas prices went down. The current surge in coronavirus and the Delta variant hasn't caused that and is not likely to, said... Read More.

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--The number of coronavirus cases slowing down in Mississippi, with 1,669 new cases reported across the state in the past day. But, deaths have stayed steady. Sixty-one people were reported dead in the past... Read More.

JACKSON, Miss.--Mississippi's public colleges and universities will not require the coronavirus vaccine, and cannot require it as a condition of employment or enrollment. The surprise vote was taken late last week during the Institutions... Read More.

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--The third dose of the coronavirus vaccine is now being offered at county health departments. But, not everyone is allowed a third shot. The Miss. Dept. of Health says the booster, as approved by... Read More.