Image above: Crews at Stennis Space Center work Jan. 21, 2020, to install the SLS core stage on the B-2 Test Stand for a series of Green Run tests. Operations required crews to lift the stage from a horizontal position into … Continued
An upcoming country music concert at the Brandon Amphitheater has been cancelled. Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit was scheduled to perform on October 8th but is now refusing to play the show after the venue, according to the band, … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health is issuing a warning against the misuse of Ivermectin—a drug often used to treat or prevent parasites in animals —as a treatment or preventive measure against COVID-19. The MSDH warned on social media that … Continued
Throughout the latest wave of the pandemic, hospitals in Mississippi have become increasingly strained due to a surge in admissions and well-documented staffing issues. Capacity issues exist in facilities across the state, including at the University of Mississippi Medical Center … Continued
For the past six years, I have taken a poll of my colleagues on the Mississippi State beat to get their thoughts about the upcoming season. With so much uncertainity surrounding the Bulldogs and: how they will perform in Mike … Continued
The number of new businesses opening up in Mississippi is on the increase. Secretary of State Michael Watson told SuperTalk Mississippi those numbers are tracked through his office. “Let’s look at 2019, we had about 3,300 net new businesses. Then you look … Continued
Mississippi State is about halfway through its preseason camp, and there are still some big questions to answer about the Bulldogs. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk try to find some answers prior to Saturday’s scrimmage in Davis Wade Stadium. WOPodcastPlayer({ … Continued
As Mississippi continues to navigate the Delta wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Tate Reeves held a press conference this afternoon to provide the latest on the state’s response effort while also adamantly reaffirming his stance against mask mandates. With … Continued
The Mississippi State Board of Education has adopted a new policy as COVID-19 cases spread in schools across the state. To combat the spread of the virus in classrooms, the SBE has adopted a policy that allows school districts to … Continued
Desperation. That’s the word to describe what hospitals across the state are feeling as the number of COVID-19 patients continue to pour in their doors. Speaker of the House, Philip Gunn, has read the stories and heard the conspiracy theories, … Continued