Severe storms are likely this afternoon and evening with widespread damaging winds of up to 80 mph. The National Weather Service in Jackson says a few tornadoes are possible, and a strong tornado can’t be ruled out. Most of Mississippi, … Continued
Mississippi State hit the road for baseball up to the city of Memphis, but back in Starkville, Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk were diving into another great mailbag. The guys answer your questions in today’s edition of The Rumblings. WOPodcastPlayer({ … Continued
As the end of the month approaches, so could the contract between the University of Mississippi Medical Center and Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi. BCBS is the state’s largest private medical insurer while UMMC is the state’s largest … Continued
Data continue to show the importance of vaccination and booster doses to protect individuals both from infection and severe outcomes of COVID-19. For adults and adolescents eligible for a first booster dose, these shots are safe and provide substantial benefits. … Continued
The Foo Fighters are canceling all of their upcoming tour dates due to the unexpected death of drummer Taylor Hawkins Friday, March 25th. That includes their upcoming Jazz Fest headlining slot. They were scheduled to close out the first Sunday … Continued
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Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson is expected to be confirmed. Democrats can do that on their own as long as all 50 members support her and are present to vote. The Judiciary panel is scheduled to vote on Jackson’s … Continued
A bill that would have restored the ballot initiative process in the state of Mississippi has died in conference. Although it would not have allowed for an amendment to the State Constitution, House Concurrent Resolution 39 would have allowed the people … Continued
Efforts to protect pre-existing laws surrounding private property taken by eminent domain have continued in the legislature this week with the unanimous passing of House Bill 1769 in the Mississippi Senate. Details included in the bill would codify Article 3, … Continued
The call for justice against lynching in the U.S. has been heard as President Joe Biden is anticipated to sign the Emmett Till Antilynching Act (H.R. 55) on Tuesday afternoon. Lynching will now be labeled as a federal hate crime … Continued