SUMMARY: The Mississippi State Fire Marshal's Office (SFMO) urges residents to practice firework safety for the upcoming Independence Day. Key tips include: observing local laws, reading and following firework directions, never pointing or throwing fireworks at others, buying from reliable sellers, keeping fireworks in cool and dry places, and having an adult present when using them. Additionally, it's crucial to dispose of used fireworks in water, use them outdoors away from homes and dry areas, and never give fireworks to children. In 2023, $2.7 billion was spent on fireworks, with 73% of injuries occurring around July 4.

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SUMMARY: President Joe Biden remains resolute in running for reelection despite growing pressure from Democrats following a poor debate performance. Biden stated, “I am the leader of the Democratic Party. No one is pushing me out.” However, support among Democrats is waning, with Rep. Jim Clyburn proposing a “mini-primary” if Biden exits. Vice President Kamala Harris and Governors Gavin Newsom and Gretchen Whitmer are potential replacements. As Democrats express frustration, Biden and key aides stress the importance of focusing on governance. Efforts include rallying campaign staff, communicating with Democratic lawmakers, and meeting with Democratic governors to strengthen party unity.

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SUMMARY: Bill Cossar, a former Mississippi Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks commissioner, has been honored for his extensive service in conserving the state's natural resources. The commission unanimously passed a resolution in mid-June recognizing his lifelong dedication to public service and outdoor stewardship. Cossar, from Charleston, has been active in community service and various outdoor activities. After graduating from Ole Miss, he had a successful career with Mississippi Power and Light, becoming its vice president. Appointed to the commission by Governor Phil Bryant in 2014 and reappointed in 2019, Cossar served for 10 years, including two years as chairman.

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