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Mississippians encouraged to use free resource to locate unclaimed life insurance benefits
SUMMARY: Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney is urging residents to use the life insurance policy locator to find unclaimed benefits. Many beneficiaries are unable to locate their loved ones' policies, resulting in millions of dollars in unclaimed benefits each year. The policy locator, maintained by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, has helped over 3,500 Mississippi consumers claim $72 million in benefits since 2016. In the past year, nearly 1,500 Mississippians used the tool and found over $36 million in benefits. The tool is secure, confidential, and free, and participating insurers report any matches to insurance companies for contact with beneficiaries.
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SUMMARY: The U.S. House of Representatives removed Speaker Kevin McCarthy from his leadership role, with three out of four Mississippi representatives voting against the decision. Republican Congressmen Michael Guest, Trent Kelly, and Mike Ezell supported McCarthy, while Congressman Bennie Thompson joined Democrats in removing him. The vote was sparked by Rep. Michael Guest, who accused McCarthy of breaching an agreement made in January. This is the first time a speaker has been ousted through a resolution, and it is unclear when lawmakers will vote on a new speaker. Rep. Patrick McHenry will serve as interim speaker.
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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Department of Rehabilitation Services (MDRS) is promoting National Disability Employment Awareness Month in October. MDRS aims to raise awareness among businesses about the incentives available when hiring disabled individuals in Mississippi. MDRS serves thousands of Mississippi residents with disabilities through vocational and special disability programs, as well as providing disability determinations for social security. The agency highlights the benefits of hiring a diverse group of employees, citing statistics that show higher retention and growth rates for companies that hire people with disabilities. The overall unemployment rate for disabled individuals in the US has also declined.
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SUMMARY: Country music star HARDY has canceled his October 7 appearance at the Brandon Amphitheater due to extreme anxiety and panic attacks stemming from a tour bus accident last year. He suffered injuries in the accident and continues to struggle with the mental aspect of the trauma. He took to social media to announce the cancellation and to focus on his recovery. Refunds will be given to ticket buyers. However, he is still set to perform at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum in December.
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