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"Some gave everything for us – including their life – and it’s only right that we give something back to the families they left behind," Reeves said.
Cities are starting to take advantage of the local opt-out provision in the medical marijuana law. But advocates around Mississippi are pushing back.
The Mississippi Cannabis Trade Association is now looking to connect with residents who are looking to overturn that decision.
Less than a month after Governor Reeves signed medical marijuana into law, leaders in Ridgeland voted to keep it out of their city.
Rep. Bennie G. Thompson invited the owner of Jackson Hinds Comprehensive Health Center to virtually attend President Biden’s State of the Union Address as his guest.
The Mississippi State Department of Health has reported another child death that has been associated with influenza.
We talk with the Chief Executive Officer of Mockingbird about the company's mission and plans in Mississippi to produce medical marijuana.
Suicide is a serious issue that affects every race and social economic status across the world.
On the heels of the untimely death of former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, the Mississippi Department of Mental Health is reminding everyone about the importance of suicide prevention and the resources available to save lives.
MSDH said it’s currently working to establish the licensing and patient registry structures that meet the state’s new Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act requirements.
The state does not provide benefits for deaths among first responders from COVID.
Thurgood Marshall College Fund president & CEO Harry L. Williams says JSU is one of more than two dozen schools eligible to take advantage of this free money.
A Jackson hospital is receiving harsh criticism for allegedly performing unwarranted procedures.
The bill will now head to Governor Tate Reeves’ desk.
The C.D.C. reports “the rate of BMI increase approximately doubled” between 2018 and 2020.
Things are now in motion to get medical marijuana passed by the Mississippi legislature. And some of those developments happened Tuesday. The bill has officially been filed by Senator Kevin Blackwell.
With Pseudoephedrine being the primary ingredient for meth, county sheriffs are worried they will see an increase in meth labs.
You do not have to apply for the benefits. MDHS says each eligible recipient will receive a letter informing them of the Pandemic Emergency Assistance Fund (PEAF) payment.