Chris Davis, Author at Kicks96news.com - Central Mississippi News 24/7

Heat Advisory for Central Mississippi

Tuesday, August 24 by Chris Davis

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--It's going to be sunny and hot with almost no chance for relief from rain this afternoon. A heat advisory is in effect for central Mississippi. "Heat indices will be right around 105 to below 110," said David Cox, a forecaster with the National... Read More.

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Why Gas Prices May Be Dropping Soon

Tuesday, August 24 by Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--Mississippi gas prices on average now almost 40 cents below the national average. The national average is $3.15 per gallon. The Mississippi average is $2.76. "So, good news for motorists, expect prices to continue falling this week," said Patrick DeHaan, chief of petroleum analysis... Read More.

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Two People in the Hospital After Using Ivermectin, More Coronavirus Cases

Tuesday, August 24 by Chris Davis

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--At least two people in Mississippi have been put in the hospital using Ivermectin meant for animals, according to the Poison Control Center. "I think some people are trying to use it as a preventative, which I think is kind of crazy. Please don't... Read More.

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Thompson to Reeves: It’s Time for a Mask Mandate

Monday, August 23 by Chris Davis

STATE WIDE--Gov. Tate Reeves has repeatedly said that he will not issue a blanket, state-wide mask mandate. Rep. Bennie Thompson is urging him to go back on that. Thompson, who represents Attala, Leake and Holmes counties and the Delta in Washington, said on Twitter that... Read More.

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Ivermectin to Prevent COVID? No, Says the Miss. Dept. of Health

Monday, August 23 by Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--You might've read on the internet or seen on Facebook some recommendations that you take Ivermectin to prevent coronavirus or cure it. The state Dept. of health says that's a bad idea. "When you talk about an Ivermectin medication for a horse or a... Read More.

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Guest: You’re Paying More and the Blame Is Partly on the Federal Government

Monday, August 23 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--You may have noticed that you're paying more for most things, compared to this time last year. Congressman Michael Guest (R-Miss.) said that's because of inflation and the blame for that, at least partly, goes to the federal government and Congress. "One of the things... Read More.

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Fines, Prison Time Now Possible for Refusing to Isolate

Saturday, August 21 by Chris Davis

STATE WIDE--You could now face a fine of up to $500 or six months in prison if you test positive for COVID-19 and do not isolate in your house for 10 days. State health officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs made that possible with a mandate... Read More.

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Guest: The Infrastructure Bill May Be Too Expensive

Friday, August 20 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--Congressman Michael Guest has serious concerns about the infrastructure bill that's already been passed by the U.S. Senate and now must be considered by the House. He said in an interview with Kicks96 Thursday, that the bill is not totally paid for, and will... Read More.

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Neshoba County Schools Mask Mandate to Continue

Friday, August 20 by Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--The mask requirement for Neshoba County Schools will continue through Sept. 3, announced the district on their Facebook page. "After discussion with local medical officials, the NCSD will continue to implement the mask requirement through September 3 at which time we will reevaluate our... Read More.

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Reeves Won’t Shut Down Schools or Require Masks

Friday, August 20 by Chris Davis

STATE WIDE--Gov. Tate Reeves stressed during a news conference Thursday that he doesn't believe it's his job as governor to make blanket decisions for school districts across the state. He said he believes shutting down all schools because of coronavirus is a mistake. "I'm not,... Read More.

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Students on Hybrid Learning Can Compete in Sports

Friday, August 20 by Chris Davis

JACKSON, Miss.--Students who are on a hybrid learning schedule can compete in school sports. The Mississippi High School Activities Association announced that decision Thursday, the same day that Kosciusko schools decided to provide a hybrid option after a two-week period on all-virtual learning. It was... Read More.

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Thompson Says Vigilance Is Necessary Ahead of Sept. 11 Anniversary

Thursday, August 19 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--The Department of Homeland Security has reason to believe terrorist groups like Al Qaeda are still capable of executing attacks against Americans, and they are warning people to be on the lookout. Congressman Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.), is also encouraging vigilance, but not just for... Read More.

Author: Chris Davis

Heat Advisory for Central Mississippi

Why Gas Prices May Be Dropping Soon

Two People in the Hospital After Using Ivermectin, More Coronavirus Cases

Thompson to Reeves: It’s Time for a Mask Mandate

Ivermectin to Prevent COVID? No, Says the Miss. Dept. of Health

Guest: You’re Paying More and the Blame Is Partly on the Federal Government

Fines, Prison Time Now Possible for Refusing to Isolate

Guest: The Infrastructure Bill May Be Too Expensive

Neshoba County Schools Mask Mandate to Continue

Reeves Won’t Shut Down Schools or Require Masks

Students on Hybrid Learning Can Compete in Sports

Thompson Says Vigilance Is Necessary Ahead of Sept. 11 Anniversary

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