Mississippi Creates Office to Manage $206 Million in Rural Health Funds
Gov. Tate Reeves announced the formation of a new office to oversee federal investments in rural healthcare, along with the launch of a new website for transparency.
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Gov. Tate Reeves announced the formation of a new office to oversee federal investments in rural healthcare, along with the launch of a new website for transparency.
Read moreImmigration agents took brothers Israel and Max Makoka into custody while waiting for a school bus in Diamondhead, Mississippi, sparking community concern and calls for their release.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation says the ramp from I-55 to U.S. 98 West (Exit 20B) will be closed from 7 a.m. Saturday, May 2, until about 6 a.m. Monday, May 4, for resurfacing.
Read moreA storm survey team said it found damage consistent with an EF-0 tornado in Dyersburg during Tuesday morning’s storms. The team said it remains in Piggott, Arkansas, conducting additional surveys.
Read moreIn an April 29, 2026, episode of the ‘TigerTalk’ podcast, President Ford said unseen work — from enrollment support to workforce preparation — helps guide students to success at Northeast. He also discussed educators, hands-on industry training and updates on athletics, academics and workforce development.
Read moreNortheast Mississippi Community College’s Adult Education program said community volunteers conducted mock interviews to help students prepare for the workforce and build confidence.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Public Safety said in a social media post that it celebrated the 2025 Mississippi Highway Patrol Awards and congratulated this year’s winners.
Read moreSpecial agents with the Mississippi Office of the State Auditor arrested two Tallahatchie County Road Department employees on allegations they used county equipment and labor to deliver dirt to a county employee’s home, the office said.
Read moreTwenty-seven student-athletes from Blue Mountain Christian University have been recognized as NAIA Spring Scholar-Athletes for excelling academically and athletically.
Read moreThe U.S. National Weather Service in Jackson says heavy rain, damaging winds, hail and tornadoes are possible in portions of Mississippi beginning the afternoon of April 29, 2026.
Read moreJaquarius J. Cherry, 25, of Tupelo was arrested April 27 and charged with one count of armed robbery after a victim reported being held at gunpoint on Ida B. Wells Street, the Tupelo Police Department said. A judge ordered him held without bond and the case will go to a grand jury.
Read moreNEMCC said Jaxson Laster became the first graduate of its Logistics program and the first Logistics Apprentice at Hago Automotive after earning 17 certifications and an international apprenticeship opportunity.
Read moreThe Capitol Police said it graduated participants from an eight-day April 2026 Citizens’ Academy. The program, aimed at CCID residents, offered an inside look at agency operations and sought to boost community involvement.
Read moreForecasters warned April 29, 2026, that parts of Mississippi face a slight risk of severe thunderstorms this afternoon into the evening, with damaging winds, hail up to half-dollar size and a possible tornado.
Read moreGov. Tate Reeves announced the creation of the Mississippi Rural Health Transformation Program Office and the launch of a program website, the governor’s office said. The office will coordinate a federally funded plan aimed at improving health care access in rural communities.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation warned of storms capable of high winds, tornadoes and hail on the evening of April 28, 2026, and urged motorists to check road conditions and seek shelter if needed.
Read moreTupelo police say Rytavious A. Isby, 23, was arrested April 26 and charged with one count of felony credit card fraud after a stolen card was used at a Tupelo business. A judge ordered him held on a $5,000 bond.
Read moreThe Hen Nest will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday, May 2, at 10 a.m. at 618 B City Ave. North in Ripley, organizers said. The announcement invited the public to attend and support the new business.
Read moreThe International Football Association Board approved a rule allowing referees to issue red cards to players who cover their mouths while confronting opponents, and said the measure will be used at this summer’s World Cup.
Read moreAs storms rip through towns and diplomats trade ceremonial bells, teenagers in a New York high school tune old radios — reminding us that connection endures, even when big headlines leave us hanging.
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