Voters across Mississippi will elect municipal leaders in 2021.

Several bills were passed in both chambers Thursday. Here are some of the Senate highlights.

A bill that passed the Mississippi Senate on Thursday would set penalties for people who share intimate visual material of another person without that person’s permission and with the intent to cause harm.

Gov. Tate Reeves is accusing politicians of pushing children “into transgenderism” in response to one of President Joe Biden’s executive orders.

President Joe Biden halted construction on the 1,700-mile pipeline last month through executive order.

Lawmakers say the biggest priority is making sure teachers get a raise.

Loud speakers, graphic signs used during event

The honorary holiday would fall on Flag Day.

The Parent’s Campaign is made up of 64,000 public school moms and dads in Mississippi.

Senate Bill 2283 would fine violators up to $1,500 and sentence them up to a year in jail or both.

Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) says that new funds from the state lottery have resulted in much-needed maintenance projects and repaved over 250 miles of highway across the state.

If passed, the bill would allow abortions past 20 weeks in order to save the life of the mother or in the cases of rape or incest.

The bill now goes to the House, where it’s likely to pass.

A number of Mississippi lawmakers are out of action after coming down with COVID-19.

Legislation pending in the state legislature could have an impact on the way you access alcohol in Mississippi.

So is raising the minimum wage scale up to $15 an hour a good idea? Well, that of course depends on who you ask. We posed that question to people at the Feeding the Gulf Coast Food Giveaway at St. Paul United Methodist Church in Biloxi.

A bill that would have enforced tougher penalties for anyone caught texting and driving died Tuesday in the House Judiciary Committee.

Private student loans represent about 8% of total education debt.

The State of the State address was delivered outdoors amid COVID-19 concerns.

Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont was taken to the hospital for observation “out of an abundance of caution” after being examined by Congress’ attending physician.

Bill passed out of a Senate committee Tuesday.

The Mississippi Freedom Caucus has submitted a resolution that, if passed, would declare Mississippi a “Bill of Rights Sanctuary State.”

President Joe Biden has looked to establish a sharp break from the warm rhetoric often displayed toward Vladimir Putin by his predecessor, Donald Trump.

Governor Tate Reeves delivered his State of the State address Tuesday afternoon.

Throughout his campaign and transition, President Joe Biden promised that his administration would keep issues of equity in the shaping of all policy considerations.

The article of impeachment were brought against Trump in the wake of the riot on and inside the U.S. Capitol

Indiana Sen. Todd Young and Sen. Mike Braun are among those reintroducing the amendment with Cruz.

Rep. Angela Burks Hill (R) introduced a bill using Hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19.

FBI Director Chris Wray has said that, over the last year, the most lethal violence has come from anti-government activists, such as anarchists and militia-types.

About 6 in 10 older Americans don’t know when or where to get a COVID-19 vaccine, study finds.

Out of six HBCUs, Jackson State University represented the state performing for the 2021 inauguration virtually.

Ocean Springs Middle School students watched history in the making as they viewed the inauguration during class on Wednesday.

Mississippi lawmakers are weighing in on Wednesday’s historic inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President, Kamala Harris.

The all-clear has been given after the U.S. Supreme Court received a bomb threat on Inauguration Day.

McQuirter seeking rehearing in District Two election challenge.

Gov. Tate Ree Today, Gov. Tate Reeves appointed a Gulf Coast district attorney that will fill a vacancy on the court of appeals, along with a newly appointed state prosecutor.

The Mississippi National Guard is preparing to send service members to Washington D.C. to provide additional security for President-elect Joe Biden’s Inauguration on Wednesday, January 20.

Mississippi's Congressional delegation votes 3-1 to clear the president.

Democratic leaders call on sending the National Guard to inauguration.

President Donald Trump is on the verge of a second impeachment by the U.S. House of Representatives following the deadly attacks on Capitol Hill.

Experts say the companies that took down the accounts are private.

The 25th Amendment allows for the president or vice president to be replaced by means of death, removal, resignation or incapacitation.

Legislation would allocate state's electoral votes to popular vote winner

An 18-year-old from Oxford says he plans to run for mayor in his home city in Mississippi.

Congressman Michael Guest and former Congressman Gregg Harper share their experience inside the U.S. Capitol Wednesday.

This after a band of pro-Trump rioters broke into the Capitol, leading to fives deaths - one being a Capitol police officer.

A small group in South Mississippi decided to stand up for what they believe is right, but they did so in a peaceful manner.

Senator Roger Wicker joined 92 other United States senators who voted “no” on challenging Arizona’s election results.

South Mississippi supporters of President Donald Trump are not backing down from their beliefs about the election.

While the protesters were at the State Capitol, some of them signed a petition asking for a vote on the Mississippi flag.

As he was speaking, Congress began to certify the results of the general election. This certification would officially name Joe Biden as president-elect.

Trump calls for peace amid protests, decries election results

The organization said it has received multiple complaints from citizens who said their comments/accounts were either blocked or banned after expressing criticism on the elected officials’ pages.

U.S. Senator Roger Wicker released a statement that he will vote to certify the 2020 presidential election result.

Several thousand protesters cheered President Donald Trump and his baseless claims of election fraud at a rally near the White House on Wednesday ahead of Congress’ vote to affirm President-elect Joe Biden’s victory.

Early last year, lawmakers voted to retire the flag that bore the Confederate emblem.

One of their first jobs will be to finish adopting a new state flag that voters approved.

Sen. Roger Wicker is saying that plans to challenge the election results Wednesday may prove to be counterproductive.