The future of diabetes in Mississippi looks a whole lot brighter with the recent development ofthe Mississippi Diabetes Network and Diabetes Solutions services.
The...
By Adam Ganucheau and Geoff PenderMississippi Today
Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith is one of just nine incumbent U.S. senators running for re-election this year who...
By Dayna DrakeHottyToddy internhottytoddynews@gmail.com
Voting is on the horizon and not just for who will serve as the next President. This year, Mississippians will also...
Local law enforcement agencies met Tuesday during a press conference to explain why they support the less-broad Alternate 65a that could establish a medical marijuana program in Mississippi.
Dr. Deborah Birx, the coronavirus response coordinator for the White House Coronavirus Task Force, participated in a roundtable discussion over the weekend with leadership from the University of Mississippi, state and local officials and healthcare professionals.
While Mississippians will be casting their vote for president of the United States in November and possibly a new state flag, they are also being asked to decide whether Mississippi should join the more than 30 other states in the nation that offer medical marijuana.