Updated appointments on the committee come following the death of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham.
Speaker Mike Johnson is working Wednesday to push the budget proposal over Democratic objections as a GOP priority before the midterm elections.
“School meals alone do not determine a child’s lifelong eating habits, but they can play an important role,” said Aleshia Hall-Campbell, executive director of the Institute of Child Nutrition at Ole Miss.
Mississippi has the nation’s highest default rate at 28.3%, and others near the top include Louisiana, Alabama, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Georgia, South Carolina and Texas.
“I don’t think there was ever a time when art wasn’t part of me,” Freda Clark shares. “But I realized it would become my life’s work when I noticed that every major moment in my life, whether joyful or painful, led me back to creating.”
The Corps Commanding General says there are no plans to dredge Mudberg. It grows. Floods get higher. Course change is coming.
Robert St. John says for years he had Las Vegas all wrong. The cooking and the service in that town right now are as good as anywhere in America.
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker reviews the recently concluded term of the U.S. Supreme Court.
As America moves beyond the national celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, columnist Sid Salter says the question that looms large is, “What’s next for our country?”
The company’s latest $119 million investment in Marshall County follows a $70 million investment in North Mississippi that was announced in September 2025.
Originally opened in 1961, the company’s Corinth location, which has operated under Keytronic’s name since 2014, currently employs approximately 420 workers.
Gould Industries, founded in 1954 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, is acquiring an existing facility in Summit and plans to modernize the location while adding additional production lines to increase capacity.
“Thank you to the Army for saying yes to next-generations munitions and yes to Mississippi defense expertise,” said U.S. Senator Roger Wicker, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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