MISSISSIPPI CHRONICLES
July 4, 2021: Y'all Politics: Fauci on MTP says he’d be wearing a mask in Biloxi even if vaxxed
Dr. Anthony Fauci was featured on meet the press this morning and stated that if he was in Biloxi, Mississippi, he would still wear a mask due to the low vaccination rates in Mississippi even though he’s vaccinated.
Dr. Anthony Fauci was featured on meet the press this morning and stated that if he was in Biloxi, Mississippi, he would still wear a mask due to the low vaccination rates in Mississippi even though he’s vaccinated.
May 28, 2021: Religion News: Supreme Court’s hearing of Mississippi abortion law is a gut check for pro-lifers
Last week, the Supreme Court agreed to take up the most important challenge to a U.S. abortion law in nearly three decades. Under scrutiny is Mississippi’s statute protecting most prenatal children beyond 15 weeks of gestation. If Roe v. Wade is still the controlling precedent, Mississippi’s law will likely be found unconstitutional, as the majority opinion in Roe stated that all abortion limits prior to viability violate a woman’s right to privacy.
Last week, the Supreme Court agreed to take up the most important challenge to a U.S. abortion law in nearly three decades. Under scrutiny is Mississippi’s statute protecting most prenatal children beyond 15 weeks of gestation. If Roe v. Wade is still the controlling precedent, Mississippi’s law will likely be found unconstitutional, as the majority opinion in Roe stated that all abortion limits prior to viability violate a woman’s right to privacy.
Mar 19, 2021: Fox News: Gov. Reeves: Mississippi Fairness Act will 'protect young girls'
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves, R., pushed back against President Biden’s executive order calling on schools to allow students to participate in sports under their chosen gender, telling "America Reports" legislators made a "smart, well-intentioned decision" by passing the Mississippi Fairness Act.
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves, R., pushed back against President Biden’s executive order calling on schools to allow students to participate in sports under their chosen gender, telling "America Reports" legislators made a "smart, well-intentioned decision" by passing the Mississippi Fairness Act.
Mar 19, 2021: Clarion Ledger: State health officials: South Africa COVID-19 variant identified in a Mississippi resident
The South Africa COVID-19 variant has been identified in one Mississippi resident in Harrison County, State Health Officer Thomas Dobbs said Friday during a local media briefing.
The South Africa COVID-19 variant has been identified in one Mississippi resident in Harrison County, State Health Officer Thomas Dobbs said Friday during a local media briefing.
Nov 11, 2020: Newsweek: Mississippi State Rep Calls for State to Leave the Union and Form Its Own Country Amid Biden Win
Mississippi State Rep. Price Wallace called for the state to "succeed" from the rest of the United States just hours after former Vice President Joe Biden was named the winner of the presidential election.
Mississippi State Rep. Price Wallace called for the state to "succeed" from the rest of the United States just hours after former Vice President Joe Biden was named the winner of the presidential election.
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Sept 3, 2020: WLOX: 751 new COVID-19 cases, 10 new deaths reported Thursday in Mississippi
In Mississippi, there were 751 new cases of COVID-19 and 10 new deaths reported Thursday by state health officials. In South Mississippi, that number breaks down to 95 new cases and three new deaths reported for the six southernmost counties. |
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Sept 3, 2020: WTVA: MSDH reports 751 new coronavirus cases, 10 new deaths Thursday
JACKSON, Miss. (WTVA) - The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) reported 751 new COVID-19 cases and 10 new deaths Thursday, Sept. 3.
JACKSON, Miss. (WTVA) - The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) reported 751 new COVID-19 cases and 10 new deaths Thursday, Sept. 3.
Aug 28, 2020: WXXV: Mississippi Department of Health reports 599 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths
Today, the Mississippi State Department of Health reports 599 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths. The statewide total stands at 81,294 confirmed cases and 2,413 deaths.
Today, the Mississippi State Department of Health reports 599 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths. The statewide total stands at 81,294 confirmed cases and 2,413 deaths.
Aug 24, 2020: WTVA: Entire fourth grade class in Mississippi sent to quarantine
An entire fourth grade class in Mississippi is in quarantine after a student and more than half of the class' teachers tested positive for the coronavirus.
An entire fourth grade class in Mississippi is in quarantine after a student and more than half of the class' teachers tested positive for the coronavirus.
Aug 21, 2019: WLOX: 185 students, teachers at Biloxi High in quarantine after 11 test positive
Parties, sleepovers, get togethers, and hanging out" blamed for majority of the positive cases, said the superintendent.
Parties, sleepovers, get togethers, and hanging out" blamed for majority of the positive cases, said the superintendent.
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May 27, 2020: Mississippi Center For Public Policy: ALL BUSINESSES TO REOPEN MONDAY WHEN SAFER AT HOME ORDER EXPIRES
Gov. Tate Reeves announced today that the remaining closed businesses in Mississippi will be able to reopen on Monday, June 1 when the ‘Safer at Home’ order expires.
“On June 1, there will be no more closures,” Reeves said. “There will still be health and safety guidelines—but our Safer at Home order will expire, and Mississippi will be open for business. We must do everything in our power to prevent economic catastrophe. That means trusting you to protect your family, while allowing Mississippians to earn a living.”
Gov. Tate Reeves announced today that the remaining closed businesses in Mississippi will be able to reopen on Monday, June 1 when the ‘Safer at Home’ order expires.
“On June 1, there will be no more closures,” Reeves said. “There will still be health and safety guidelines—but our Safer at Home order will expire, and Mississippi will be open for business. We must do everything in our power to prevent economic catastrophe. That means trusting you to protect your family, while allowing Mississippians to earn a living.”
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