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Congressman Mike Ezell Supports President Trump's White House Ballroom Appeal

Congressman Mike Ezell Supports President Trump's White House Ballroom Appeal

Congressman Mike Ezell has expressed his support for President Trump's intention to appeal a federal court ruling that prevents the construction of a ballroom at the White House. The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that President Trump, as a temporary tenant, lacks the authority to make such changes without Congressional approval. The court's decision aligns with The National Trust's argument that Congressional permission is necessary for the project. The ruling has been stayed for two weeks to allow for an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Ezell, attending an event in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, emphasized the importance of the ballroom for future presidents to host state dinners and expressed confidence that the Supreme Court would rule in favor of the President.
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DRC Industries to Invest $4 Million in Mississippi, Creating 50 Jobs

DRC Industries to Invest $4 Million in Mississippi, Creating 50 Jobs

DRC Industries to Invest $4 Million in Mississippi, Creating 50 Jobs
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Speculation and Distrust Surround Nolan Wells' Death in Mississippi

Speculation and Distrust Surround Nolan Wells' Death in Mississippi

The death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells has sparked widespread speculation and distrust in Mississippi. Wells, a Black teenager, was last seen on a Fourth of July trip to Horn Island with friends, but did not return. His disappearance has led to questions about the circumstances of his death, with some suggesting racial factors may have played a role. The family's attorney, Ben Crump, has expressed skepticism about the investigation, citing a lack of trust in local law enforcement. The case has attracted national attention, with both support and threats directed at Wells' family and friends.
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Friends of Nolan Wells Plan Return to Island for Investigation After Teen's Mysterious Death

Friends of Nolan Wells Plan Return to Island for Investigation After Teen's Mysterious Death

Three friends of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old who died on a Mississippi barrier island, plan to return to the site to investigate the circumstances of his death. Wells went missing during a July 4 boat trip, and his body was found days later. The friends, Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo, and Morgan Seymour, aim to explore the island's layout and dynamics. The case has drawn significant attention, with no arrests made and the cause of death still undetermined. The Mississippi State Medical Examiner's Office is conducting an autopsy, awaiting toxicology results.
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Bishopric Industries to Add 28 Jobs in $5.75M Mississippi Expansion

Bishopric Industries to Add 28 Jobs in $5.75M Mississippi Expansion

Bishopric Industries to Add 28 Jobs in $5.75M Mississippi Expansion
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Scott Colom's Bid for U.S. Senate Faces Challenges in Mississippi

Scott Colom's Bid for U.S. Senate Faces Challenges in Mississippi

Scott Colom, a Democratic candidate and prosecutor, is running for the U.S. Senate in Mississippi, challenging incumbent Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith. Colom, who is Black, faces an uphill battle in a state traditionally dominated by white conservatives. Despite this, he has garnered support from prominent figures like Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Maryland Senator Angela Alsobrooks. Colom's campaign focuses on addressing corruption and economic issues, while his opponent's campaign highlights his connections to liberal donors like George Soros. Colom aims to leverage Mississippi's demographics, where Black voters constitute a significant portion of the electorate, to gain an edge in the election.
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Friends of Nolan Wells Return to Mississippi Island for Investigation

Friends of Nolan Wells Return to Mississippi Island for Investigation

Two friends of Nolan Wells, who disappeared on July 4th, returned to Horn Island, Mississippi, to conduct an unofficial investigation into his death. Warren Hudson and Jax Pitalo, believed to have been with Wells on the day of his disappearance, spent three hours on the island to understand the circumstances surrounding the incident. The case has drawn significant attention, with the local sheriff's office conducting interviews and awaiting toxicology results. The friends' return to the island reflects ongoing efforts to uncover the truth behind Wells' tragic death.
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Charles Huff has a bold blueprint for Memphis, and it starts now

Charles Huff has a bold blueprint for Memphis, and it starts now

Not many head coaches spend their first conference media day envisioning a future in another league. Charles Huff took that approach in St. Petersburg, FL, openly proclaiming his desire to see Memphis playing in a ‘power four conference’ (an unofficial term that often refers to the ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, and SEC) within the […]
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Ben Crump Challenges Intimidation Tactics Against Grieving Mother in Mississippi

Ben Crump Challenges Intimidation Tactics Against Grieving Mother in Mississippi

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is representing Christine Wells-Wonsley, the mother of Nolan Wells, who died under mysterious circumstances. Crump has criticized an anonymous complaint filed against Wells-Wonsley's nursing license as an intimidation tactic. The Mississippi Board of Nursing has closed the investigation without taking disciplinary action, confirming no wrongdoing on Wells-Wonsley's part. Crump argues that the complaint was an attempt to silence Wells-Wonsley, who has been actively seeking answers about her son's death. Despite the harassment, Wells-Wonsley remains determined to uncover the truth.
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Mississippi Governor Race Intensifies as AG Lynn Fitch Enters the Fray

Mississippi Governor Race Intensifies as AG Lynn Fitch Enters the Fray

Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has announced her candidacy for governor, joining a growing field of Republican contenders. Fitch, known for her role in the Dobbs case, is set to compete against Agriculture and Commerce Commissioner Andy Gipson and former House Speaker Philip Gunn. The race is to replace the term-limited incumbent, Governor Tate Reeves. The Republican primary is expected to be competitive, with several other potential candidates, including billionaire businessman Tommy Duff, who could significantly influence the race. The Democratic Party, meanwhile, is focusing on the 2026 midterms but plans to field candidates with high name recognition for the gubernatorial race.
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Starkville Sees Surge in New Restaurant Openings and Business Developments

Starkville Sees Surge in New Restaurant Openings and Business Developments

Starkville Sees Surge in New Restaurant Openings and Business Developments
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USDA Designates Jackson County, Mississippi, as Natural Disaster Area for Drought Relief

USDA Designates Jackson County, Mississippi, as Natural Disaster Area for Drought Relief

The USDA has designated Jackson County, Mississippi, as a natural disaster area due to severe drought conditions. This designation allows the USDA's Farm Service Agency to offer emergency loans to affected producers. These loans can be used for various recovery needs, including replacing essential items, reorganizing farming operations, or refinancing debts. The designation is based on drought intensity values, with the application deadline set for March 29, 2027.