The Ole Miss football team’s chances of vying for a national title in the postseason got a lot stronger on Tuesday night. Coming in at No. 9 in the latest College Football Playoff poll is Lane Kiffin’s crew — one … Continued
Mississippi U.S. Senators Cindy Hyde-Smith and Roger Wicker are lauding a decision by the federal government to impose increased taxes on imported shrimp from four foreign countries. The United States International Trade Commission affirmed antidumping and countervailing duty petitions against … Continued
A new Netflix series goes from Tupelo all the way to Washington, D.C. in what the popular streaming platform is calling “a winding tale that’s wilder than any yarn could spin.” The Kings of Tupelo: A Southern Crime Saga is … Continued
A barrage of gunfire between two parties injured one man and struck a school bus unloading children in Columbus Monday afternoon. According to Columbus Police Chief Joseph Daughtry, officers responded to the area of Martin Luther King, Jr. shortly after … Continued
Heath Hinton from BigGoldNation talks Golden Eagles coaching search and the speculation surrounding it. SuperTalk Mississippi News reporter, Ben Milam, talks about his story at supertalk.fm, “Five names to watch in Southern Miss football coaching search.” Plus, former Southern Miss … Continued
Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN), a national initiative of the U.S. Attorney’s Office, has significantly boosted federal prosecutions of violent criminals, narcotics traffickers, and other offenders across the country – particularly in Mississippi. The project, which began in 2001, was bolstered … Continued
Officials are noticing an uptick in card skimming and are asking Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients to protect their benefits. The Mississippi Department of Human Services’ Office of Inspector General has reported that fraudulent activity has increased over the … Continued
The University of Mississippi reported a bomb threat on campus Tuesday afternoon. Until further notice, University Police are asking students, faculty, staff, and any campus visitors to stay away from the Sandy and Black Pavillion. The “REBALERT” was issued at … Continued
In his executive budget recommendations for the new fiscal year, Governor Tate Reeves has endorsed two changes to the parole process for Mississippi’s inmates – something that has garnered the public’s attention in earnest over the last two years. Both … Continued
We’re nearing the time of year when Mississippi’s most prolific college football player will be presented with the Conerly Trophy. The Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame revealed finalists for the award on Tuesday. The winner will be announced as part … Continued