Mississippi tops nation in 988 crisis call response rate
Mississippi has the highest in-state answer rate for the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, reflecting the state’s strong efforts in mental health crisis response and prevention.
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Mississippi has the highest in-state answer rate for the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, reflecting the state’s strong efforts in mental health crisis response and prevention.
Read MoreGov. Tate Reeves allowed a bill to become law without his signature that bars Department of Marine Resources officers from stopping or boarding vessels without probable cause, lawmakers and the senator who sponsored the measure said.
Read MoreFormer House Speaker Philip Gunn announced his bid for governor of Mississippi, emphasizing economic development, social issues, and attracting young families to the state.
Read MoreGreenwood Leflore Hospital has issued a WARN notice indicating potential mass layoffs as it prepares to close, pending discussions with a larger health system and legal considerations.
Read MoreA new state law could transfer control of Jackson’s water system to a regional authority by 2027, pending court approval. The legislation was signed by Gov. Tate Reeves amid ongoing negotiations and legal challenges.
Read MoreGunn, a Republican and former House speaker, announced his campaign Tuesday, focusing on tax reform and job growth in Mississippi.
Read MoreBrian Hadad and Carlo Barone say Mississippi State lost two straight home series and will head onto the road to try to rebound in SEC play. They spoke with Brooks Bryan for his take on the struggles.
Read MoreElementary music teacher Daniel Stallworth from Moss Point earned a spot in the ‘American Idol’ top 9 after performances of rock and soul hits. Fans have supported his journey through multiple episodes.
Read MoreState Auditor Shad White announced over $7.4 million in civil demands against Management & Training Corporation, accusing the company of staffing violations at three prisons. The case has been referred to the Attorney General’s Office for enforcement.
Read MoreState law requires school districts to establish driver education programs and will require first-time license applicants to show proof of training, officials said.
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