Author: Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--Of the 71 deaths reported over the weekend from coronavirus in the state, three were in central Mississippi: One in Holmes County, one person in Scott County and one person in Winston County. For the weekend, 3,763 cases were reported in the state. The... Read More.

CARTHAGE, Miss.--The threat from Hurricane Nicholas in central Mississippi is minimal. It came ashore in Texas, and is moving slowly eastward. But, once it reaches the central part of the state, it's not expected to bring anything except rain. "For central Mississippi not quite as... Read More.

STATE WIDE--Another tropical storm has formed and is threatening to bring rain, possibly heavy rain, to central Mississippi. But, it is still uncertain when that could happen. LISTEN: Ashlyn Jackson discusses Nicholas "The main threat is gonna be rainfall. However, we're not sure about how much... Read More.

JACKSON, Miss.--You won't be seeing any state-wide mandates and you should not expect any lockdowns, but Gov. Tate Reeves says Mississippi will be under a state of emergency for at least another month. The governor's office, along with state health officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs... Read More.

On that day 20 years ago America changed forever. You'll hear stories from central Mississippi and America in this retrospective.

WASHINGTON--New rules from Pres. Biden requiring businesses to require employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine have Republicans crying foul from Jackson to Philadelphia to Washington, D.C. That includes Rep. Michael Guest, and Gov. Tate Reeves. "Many of us are frustrated with the nearly 80 million... Read More.

WASHINGTON—America may be more vulnerable to attack than any time in the past 20 years because of the vacuum left in Afghanistan, following the departure of the U.S. military, said Congressman Michael Guest (R-Miss.). Guest represents Neshoba County and parts of east and central... Read More.

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--In central Mississippi on 9/11, many leaders were concerned, but not panicked. There were and still are not many towns or cities with targets that might be of interest to the hijackers who destroyed the World Trade Center towers and slammed a jet... Read More.