SUMMARY: The Mississippi State Department of Health is organizing walk-in immunization days to prepare for the upcoming school year. County health departments across the state will offer required immunizations for seventh-grade entry. Parents should bring their child's immunization records to the clinics. The schedule includes specific dates and times for various counties, such as Grenada, Lawrence, Pike, Winston, and others. Mississippi mandates a Certificate of Immunization Compliance, obtainable from immunization providers or MSDH's MyIR service. For the full schedule, parents can visit the linked website. Stay updated with Mississippi's news by subscribing to SuperTalk Mississippi Media's newsletter.

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SUMMARY: Former Mississippi House Speaker Philip Gunn has been appointed to the Hinds County Economic Development Board, representing District 3. The Hinds County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to add Gunn, replacing Jared Turner. Gunn stepped down from the legislature after not seeking reelection in 2023. Earlier, he joined Balch Policy Advisors, LLC for public policy and government relations. Gunn, a Republican, was first elected in 2003, representing parts of Hinds and Madison counties. He served as House Speaker from 2012 until January 2023. Stay updated with Mississippi news through the SuperTalk Mississippi Media newsletter.

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SUMMARY: The Supreme Court ruled that former presidents have some immunity from prosecution, affecting Donald Trump's trial for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election. The 6-3 decision by the conservative majority, including three Trump appointees, delays Trump's trial likely until after the 2024 election. Chief Justice Roberts stated that former presidents have immunity for official acts, not unofficial ones. The ruling underscores the Court's significant influence on the upcoming election, with liberal justices dissenting. This decision and its implications point to potential delays and political maneuvers if Trump were to win the presidency. Further analysis by Judge Tanya Chutkan is required.

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