Author: Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--Both the U.S. House and Senate agreed on a bill to avoid a federal government shutdown Thursday, at the last minute. The legislation to raise the debt limit has been delayed. "I think this is now our time to make sure that we are being good... Read More.

CARTHAGE, Miss.--Coronavirus is not done with us yet, even though cases are down. Out of 50 deaths reported over the past day across the state, three were in central Mississippi. One person died in Attala County and two in Newton County. Over 1,000 new cases... Read More.

JACKSON, Miss.--The governor is frustrated about the lack of workers in Mississippi. He hopes a plan that's been in the works will help people to find jobs and help bosses find workers. "I had to go hire over a thousand medical professionals to meet the... Read More.

KEMPER COUNTY, Miss.--Four people have been arrested for trying to bring contraband into the Kemper Neshoba County Jail. What they didn't count on was that everything at almost any jail is on camera. Candice Robinson, Zydarion Hughes and Brittany Griffin were arrested, accused of bringing... 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 it as an agricultural issue. "It's a drug issue. It's a... Read More.

CARTHAGE, 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 Association believe the vaccine is working and that is why... Read More.

WASHINGTON--If Congress doesn't suspend or increase the debt ceiling, the government won't be able to pay the national bills. But, Congressman Michael Guest (R-Miss.), says he won't vote to support raising or suspending the debt ceiling. Think of it this way: You don't have enough... 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 Court. According to the agreement reached by some members of the... Read More.