Mississippi's unemployment rate is almost a full point higher than the national average.
The jobless rate in the state was at 10.7 percent on Wednesday. That means that, for the month of July, 138,100 in the state weren't working.
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More counties hit the 20 percent jobless mark in July, including Clay and Holmes counties.
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Jefferson County has the highest unemployment rate in the state at 21 percent.
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