Fair Security News Today

The Mississippi State Fair is Oct. 5-15 this year.

The Mississippi State Fair has seen a drop in attendance in the past couple of years — a trend fair officials hope to change.

People heading to the Mississippi State Fair this year may see some changes — including increased security.

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Two children reported missing during the Neshoba County Fair that shut the gates to the Fairgrounds were found safe, Sheriff Eric Clark said.

For 2023, the California Mid-State Fair has enhanced its security procedures. The fair is now using what's called the Evolve Walk-Through Screening Method.

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Here in the desert. tomorrow, more than 70,000 people expected in the stadium and you can see tens of thousands more participating in all of the opportunities and experiences that the super bowl brings here to phoenix, mike. mike: this week i saw you flying around with the security detail. im wondering, did you get at all butterflies or nauseous up in the air? >> yeah, you know, they take the air security above the super bowl so seriously, there are fighter jets in place to intercept any aircraf...

In 2007, Congress mandated that the Transportation Security Administration must screen 100 percent of all cargo carried by passenger planes by August 2010. Screening each and every piece of cargo—approximately 7.6 billion pounds are transported by U.S. air carriers every day—places a tremendous burden on an already struggling economy, not to mention American taxpayers. While security must be the utmost priority, there are ways to protect Americans from cargo-related terror attacks without ha...

Agriculture and Commerce Commissioner Andy Gipson said the 11-day Mississippi State Fair, which wrapped up Sunday, was a success.