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Gov. Tate Reeves says individual choice for vaccines OK, but not for abortion
By ADAM GANUCHEAU - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,11/29/21-10:06AM , 382 Reads 11,536 Statewide
Gov. Tate Reeves said on Sunday that he is against COVID-19 vaccine mandates, adding he believes “in individual liberties and freedoms and people can make decisions on what’s best for them.”
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Jackson television station WAPT captured the hilarious moment when Mike Leach, seeing Lane Kiffin for the first time when they were at the Capitol together to lobby for changing the state flag, pulled Kiffin’s mask off his face and popped it. Credit: WAPT

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Lane Kiffin and Mike Leach went to the Mississippi Capitol to lobby. Things got weird.
By ADAM GANUCHEAU - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Wed,11/24/21-3:54PM , 515 Reads 19,333 Statewide
That three-week stretch of June 2020 — when Mississippi lawmakers worked to change the 127-year-old state flag, the last in the nation containing the Confederate battle emblem — was insane. There’s really no other way to put it.
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A city of Jackson Water Maintenance crew works to repair a broken waterline Match 6, 2021, on Pascagoula Street. Crews continue to repair the waterlines across the city in order to restore water to homes after severe winter storms crippled the city and state. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

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Federal infrastructure bill won’t address Jackson water crisis without help of state leaders
By ADAM GANUCHEAU - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,11/08/21-1:54PM , 306 Reads 10,546 Statewide
Leaders of Mississippi’s largest and capital city say they need at least $1 billion to replace Jackson’s failing water system, which left thousands of residents without water for weeks in March following a historic winter weather event.
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Will Rep. Bennie Thompson’s Jan. 6 committee subpoena Trump? “Nobody’s off limits.”
By ADAM GANUCHEAU - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,10/25/21-10:12AM , 337 Reads 13,303 Statewide
Rep. Bennie Thompson, the chairman of the U.S. House committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, said in a national Sunday morning interview his committee was open to subpoenaing former President Donald Trump “if the evidence” leads them there.
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