Sarah Haselhorst
The Clarion-Ledger
Jackson, MS, United States
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Report: Mississippi is one of 25 states where reproductive health and rights hang in peril
A recently published report tracks states' reproductive health and rights, including prevention, affordability and access. → Read More
US Senator Roger Wicker announces he's COVID positive for a second time
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker first had the coronavirus in August. On Friday, he announced he has tested positive once again. → Read More
More than a home: Mississippi organizations come together to mitigate homelessness
The Department of Housing and Urban Development reported 580,000 people who were homeless in the U.S. in 2020, an increase from the previous year. → Read More
Mississippi health department reports a 2nd case of West Nile virus
A second case of West Nile virus, a mosquito-borne illness, was reported in a Hinds County, Mississippi resident on Tuesday. → Read More
Amazon delays the opening of its fulfillment center in Canton, again
It has been 15 months since Amazon announced a fulfillment center in Canton, Mississippi, and it could be a while until the facility opens its doors. → Read More
MSDH plans to start accepting medical marijuana license applications by June
According to the Mississippi State Department of Health, it anticipates medical marijuana products will become available to patients in late 2022. → Read More
Omicron causing croup in some young children. Here's how it's treated, what parents can do
The best tools to mitigate omicron's spread among children is vaccination for those eligible, mask-wearing and avoiding crowded spaces when possible. → Read More
Omicron causing croup in some young children. Here's how it's treated, what parents can do
The best tools to mitigate omicron's spread among children is vaccination for those eligible, mask-wearing and avoiding crowded spaces when possible. → Read More
Mississippi reports 11th child death due to COVID-19 complications
The child was between the ages of 1 and 5. The last COVID-19 pediatric death in Mississippi was reported Jan. 25. → Read More
Mississippi reports 11th child death due to COVID-19 complications
The child was between the ages of 1 and 5. The last COVID-19 pediatric death in Mississippi was reported Jan. 25. → Read More
Tracking COVID-19 in Mississippi: 4,909 cases, 21 deaths reported Tuesday
Since the virus hit the state in March 2020, a total of 699,002 COVID-19 cases and 10,755 coronavirus-related deaths have been reported. → Read More
More than 23,500 Mississippi students quarantined Jan. 10-14 due to COVID-19 exposure
From Jan. 10 to 14, 23,501 Mississippi students and 1,602 teachers were quarantined due to exposure to the coronavirus. → Read More
COVID cases are at an all-time high in Mississippi. Are vaccination rates following?
On Saturday, 45% of residents are fully immunized compared to the 63% of people in the United States. → Read More
Snow blanket parts of Mississippi, beginning late Saturday evening
As temperatures drop, the rain will transition into snow for the Mississippi Delta region late Saturday. → Read More
Reeves: Biden's COVID vaccine mandate wasn't about safety, but wielding presidential power
The high court's decision ruled that the Biden's administration does not hold the authority to impose the requirement on employees. → Read More
Over 44,000 new COVID-19 cases reported in Mississippi in a single week
The Mississippi report shows a fully vaccinated rate of 45%, which is behind the nation's average of 62.7%. → Read More
COVID testing appointments are getting harder to land in Mississippi. Here are some options
On Thursday afternoon, 25 county health department sites were listed as "unavailable," meaning a person is not able to click to get an appointment. → Read More
Nearly 4,000 Mississippi students out of schools with COVID-19 infections
Mississippi's fully vaccinated rate of children 12-17 is 36%. About 2% residents aged 5-11 have gotten their first dose of Pfizer. → Read More
Federal relief money would help Mississippi county health departments with critical needs
The Mississippi State Department of Health is asking for $107 million of the $1.8 billion in federal pandemic relief money allocated to Mississippi. → Read More
Mississippians share how the last 20 months have changed their lives forever
Some told of big changes. Some told of small. And some just figured it was the natural evolution of life. → Read More