Author: Lolly Dude

"Skip the Line" program launches soon. The program will allow customers of the the Mississippi Driver Service Bureau to avoid long lines and possible in person appointments by registering online. Public Safety Commissioner Sean... Read More.

The state of Mississippi has received $24 million in federal grants to help people struggling to pay rent and utility bills during the coronavirus pandemic. A $9.2 million grant was awarded for the Low-Income... Read More.

The Max in Meridian had their Hall of Fame Ceremony last night at the Riley Center. Marty Stuart was the Master of Ceremonies honoring the five new members. It was a night of incredible... Read More.

More spectators can enjoy K-12 sports and events. Governor Reeves announced that organized extracurricular events can now expand to 25% capacity. Masks and social distancing requirements are still in place. Reeves said "this gives... Read More.

Back To Business Mississippi is still accepting grant applications. According to the Mississippi Development Authority, the grants provide between $1,500-$25,000 in funds to help businesses recover from economic impact of Covid-19. Expenses and salaries... Read More.

Mississippi will begin free coronavirus testing for K-12 teachers today that will rotate to various health departments throughout the state during the next few weeks.The first round of testing will be available at Tallahatchie... Read More.