Photo courtesy of Ole Miss Athletics/Twitter Are you ready? Katy Perry is. Nearly seven years since the pop star joined the set of College Gameday during their visit to Oxford, Perry is still rocking her red and blue. In a … Continued
This afternoon, President Joe Biden outlined additional steps being taken by his administration to curb the rise of the Delta variant across country, specifically by increasing the number of vaccinated Americans. Among several announcements, the President stated that the Department … Continued
A waiver has been approved by the Food & Nutrition Service (FNS) to allow Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients in Mississippi additional time to apply for replacement benefits due to Hurricane Ida. SNAP households in the following counties who … Continued
The Emergency Field Hospital that was set up in Garage C at University of Mississippi Medical Center is being demobilized. Samaritan’s Purse set up the facility August 18th to help ease the strain on hospitals overwhelmed by the surge in … Continued
Spc. John Herring, a military police assigned to the 114th Military Police Company, 112th Military Police Battalion, Mississippi Army National Guard assesses the damage of the Kerner Swing Bridge in Jean Lafitte, Louisiana, Sept. 6, 2021. Herring is part of … Continued
A Jackson County man has barricaded himself inside his home in St. Martin, and negotiators are trying to talk him out peacefully. This began as a domestic incident between the suspect and his wife this morning. The Jackson County Sheriff’s … Continued
On the night of February 5th, DeSoto County Deputy Austin Eldridge was simply doing a good deed and doing his job. He was struck by a car in the eastbound lane of I-269, just east of the Laughter Road exit. … Continued
By Ryan Labadens, NCBC Gulfport Public Affairs It’s not often that a friend or family member makes it into the triple digits, but when they do, it is certainly an occasion worth celebrating. One former member of the U.S. Navy, … Continued
A Hattiesburg man has been sentenced to serve 180 months in federal prison for being a felon in possession of multiple firearms and possessing firearms in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Darren J. LaMarca and … Continued
Mississippi State’s problems up front were noticeable again in the win over Louisiana Tech, and now with a much stronger opponent on deck, it seems like the Bulldogs have to find a way to get their front five on the … Continued