Here’s a look at your statewide forecast: To the north, mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms likely throughout the day. Highs in the lower 80’s. Clear tonight with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the mid to … Continued
Mississippi State came to Hoover with a firm grip on a top eight seed in the NCAA Tournament. Two run rule losses later, are the Bulldogs in danger of losing their spot as a potential super regional host? Brian Hadad … Continued
After reacting to the Ole Miss women’s golf team winning a National Championship, today’s show looks at the pitching performances for the Rebs in Hoover and what it means as regional play begins next week The post Rebel Report: Pitchers … Continued
This Friday will mark two weeks since the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled that Initiative 65 was improperly placed on the ballot in November 2020—negating the medical marijuana program adopted by voters. Appearing on SuperTalk Mississippi, Secretary of State Michael Watson … Continued
While the focus is on college baseball in Mississippi as we enter the postseason, its always football season in the South. With that in mind, game times have been announced for the first three weeks of the 2021 season for … Continued
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Photo courtesy of blackvotersmatterfund.org Coinciding with the 60-year anniversary of the original ‘Freedom Rides,’ an organization by the name of Black Voters Matter will launch its ‘Freedom Rides for Voting Rights’ in Mississippi’s capital city on Juneteenth next month—June 19th. … Continued
Ten additional cases of the South African COVID-19 variant have been identified in association with outbreaks in two Mississippi long-term care facilities—Monroe Hall in Forrest County and Landmark Care of Collins in Covington County. The South African variant cases associated … Continued
Employers are still struggling to fill open positions, though the President of the MS Manufacturers Association–John McKay–thinks Governor Tate Reeves’ decision to opt out of the federally expanded unemployment benefits program in June will help. During an interview on The Gallo … Continued
This Friday will mark two weeks since the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled that Initiative 65 was improperly placed on the ballot in November 2020—negating the medical marijuana program adopted by voters. Appearing on SuperTalk Mississippi, Secretary of State Michael Watson … Continued