During a press conference, Reeves touched on storm updates, Mississippi's economic standing, and a possible special session.
Gov. Tate Reeves will call a special session for lawmakers to hash out a $7 billion budget. he also said he may include "priorities for conservatives" in the special session.
Senate lawmakers held back an already passed early voting program from moving onto the governor's desk and failed to take it ...
Seven weather-related deaths and at least two dozen injuries have been confirmed in the Mid-South as storm damage mounts. The ...
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WAPT on MSNStorms damage 60 homes in five countiesDamage assessment is underway. Reeves said at least 60 homes were damaged across five counties: Benton, Bolivar, Marshall, ...
Mississippi lawmakers have agreed to ban diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and certain “divisive concepts” from ...
Gov. Tate Reeves gave an update Thursday after severe weather hit parts of the state. The governor spoke at the Sillers building in downtown Jackson. The Metro has seen high wind that caused thousands ...
JACKSON, Miss. (WTVA) — Multiple northern Mississippi counties are reporting damages after overnight storms on April 2-3. Gov ...
The House on Wednesday voted to end what had become a futile legislative session without passing a budget to fund state ...
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) - Multiple Mississippi counties are reporting damages after overnight storms. Governor Tate Reeves ...
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