An education fund has been established for the son of a U.S. Postal Service worker that was killed by a criminal fleeing from police in Pearl last week. Last Thursday, Pearl police were in pursuit of 20-year-old Brandon Andrews after … Continued
You know what they say, the rich keep getting richer. Coming off the team’s first-ever national championship, Ole Miss picked up two huge transfers over the weekend. Joining the diamond Rebels are junior RF Ethan Groff from Tulane and senior … Continued
Hot and humid conditions will continue this week. Beginning today, heat indices will likely range from 106 to 110 degrees along the interstate 55 corridor and southeast into the Pine belt. Higher heat indices from 110-115 degrees are likely in … Continued
SEC Media Days has come and gone, and once again, the scribes around the conference don’t have high hopes for Mississippi State. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk take a look at the preseason predictions along with Brian’s own ballot, and … Continued
13 days since Jimmie “Jay” Lee’s disappearance, an arrest has been made in the case of the missing Ole Miss student. 22-year-old Sheldon Timothy Herrington, Jr. of Grenada is in custody and has been charged with murder, announced by the … Continued
COVID-19 is continuing to cycle through the Magnolia State, according to the Mississippi State Department of Health’s latest report confirming 1,511 new cases. Friday’s update brings the state’s total number of cases to 866,040. With 14 additional deaths, the total … Continued
Chapel Hart took the world by storm on Tuesday night when their electric audition on America’s Got Talent finally aired. Since then – in less than just 72 hours – the singing trio from Poplarville has shot to No. 1 on … Continued
Between Pearl River Community College and Ole Miss winning titles in baseball, Mississippi has seen its fair share of national champions this year, but one individual is now looking to bring an international title home to the Magnolia State. Wayne … Continued
An Olive Branch man has been found guilty by a jury of felony and misdemeanor offenses for his actions during the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. 38-year-old Matthew Bledsoe, who owned a business in Memphis at the time … Continued
The Ocean Springs Board of Aldermen has voted to change the speed limit from 25 mph to 15 mph on Government Street between Washington Avenue and Russell Avenue. Cars typically parked on both sides of the popular downtown street already … Continued