With the Pearl River now expected to crest at 35.5 feet on Monday, Governor Tate Reeves has issued a state of emergency. “My administration, including MEMA, is monitoring this situation closely, and actively working to respond as quickly as possible … Continued
An unexpected customer was chomping at the bit for a taste of some delicious southern-style chicken. The staff at Popeyes on Leontyne Price Blvd. in Laurel enjoyed a surprise visitor on Monday when a three-foot-long alligator was discovered in the … Continued
After a manhunt was issued for an escaped Mississippi prisoner on Thursday afternoon, inmate Shunekndrick Huffman has been placed back in custody at Central Mississippi Correctional Facility. Huffman, 20, was initially sentenced in 2019 to seven years in prison followed … Continued
The trial for the woman charged with animal cruelty in the death of Carl the Rooster has been postponed. Kendra Shaffer, a former Jones County juvenile corrections officer who was fired following the incident, allegedly killed the unofficial mascot of … Continued
The Senate once again attempted to extend postpartum Medicaid benefits from 60 days to one year during the 2022 session. S.B. 2033 made it through the House Medicaid Committee on March 1 but died when Speaker Philip Gunn and the … Continued
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The quarterback battle is heating up in Oxford. Starkville native Luke Altmyer and USC transfer are battling it out to become Ole Miss’s signal caller as the Rebels are just days away from their first game of the 2022 college … Continued
The Mississippi Center for Public Policy (MCPP) has released its Fat Cat Report to highlight how much public officials are being paid in the Magnolia State compared to average Mississippi citizens. Of the 50 highest-paid public officials, only four are … Continued
As the Pearl River is expected to crest on Tuesday, it’s been revealed that less than three percent of Mississippians have flood insurance. According to the Mississippi Insurance Department (MID), there are about 75,000 flood policies in force, which is … Continued
Ah, football is back in the Magnolia State. On Thursday night, a fight broke out in the stands at Wayne County, but it wasn’t your typical fan-on-fan fight. The fight, crazily enough, featured Heidelberg head coach Jimbo Nowell who was … Continued