On Wednesday, President Joe Biden announced plans to cancel up to $10,000 of student loan debt for borrowers earning an annual income of under $125,000. The President also said that the amount of forgiveness will be higher for low-income earners … Continued
Security at the University of Mississippi is beefing up as the campus has announced a new feature has been added to its security cameras. The new feature will electronically monitor parking, speeding, and more to incentivize safe driving on the … Continued
A rare, uniquely colored canebrake rattlesnake has found a new home at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science. According to a Facebook post from the museum, the snake was in need of extra care and conditioning when it arrived but … Continued
As Southern Miss football kicks off the season a week and a half from now, there are questions surrounding the newcomers that head coach Will Hall has added to the team. The most prominent question asked is, “Which newcomer will … Continued
A listening discussion regarding the canceled Yazoo Backwater Area flood control pump project will be held in Rolling Fork on Wednesday, with U.S. Senator Roger Wicker (R.-Miss) and Representative Bennie Thompson (D.-Miss) hosting the event. Both officials have invited Council … Continued
If you plan on taking a Greyhound bus to Jackson, you shouldn’t. On Monday, it was announced that Greyhound had moved its business from Union Station in downtown Jackson to Love’s Travel Stop in Flowood. As of Wednesday morning, Flowood … Continued
A high chance of rain with heavy cloud coverage is expected across the majority of Mississippi today along with a drop in temperature in most portions of the state. Northern Mississippi: Cooler weather accompanied by showers and thunderstorms will be … Continued
Football is finally back, but The Rumblings never went anywhere. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk celebrate the return of our favorite sport with an hour long edition of the listener mailbag. The post Thunder & Lightning: Rumbling Into Week Zero … Continued
The City of Ridgeland has signed a standalone contract with the Madison County Library System (MLCS) to avoid causing the Ridgeland Library to shut down. Ridgeland Board of Aldermen met for a special session on Monday night and signed the … Continued
It’s been over three weeks since the Mississippi Department of Health (MSDH) imposed a boil water notice on the city of Jackson, attributing the notice to the water’s high turbidity levels and cloudiness. For weeks, Jackson has struggled to successfully … Continued