With college football stadiums operating at 25% capacity due to an executive order from the governor, you can still be in the stands for every Ole Miss sporting event, including football, this fall…sort of. Ole Miss Athletics announced Friday that, … Continued
Federal law currently prohibits commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers under the age of 21 from driving across state borders. On Friday, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced a proposed pilot program that could possibly … Continued
A Rankin County man is going to prison, making this the fourth child exploitation prosecution in less than a month. Attorney General Lynn Fitch says this case originated after investigators gathered intelligence of an internet user seeking files on the dark … Continued
New jobs are coming to North Mississippi. With a nearly $40 million corporate investment, General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems’ expansion in Shannon will create 125 new jobs to be filled by the end of 2025. According to the Mississippi Development Authority, … Continued
After a two week delay, the MHSAA season has begun and there was a full slate of high school football games in Mississippi tonight. Below, you can check out scores from across the state. Brought to you by Mississippi Farm … Continued
Six trials, four death sentences, and 24 years later, Curtis Flowers is officially a free man. Right before the doors of the Montgomery County Circuit Court closed for the Labor Day weekend, Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch filed a motion … Continued
Following a slight delay, the Mississippi State Department of Health is now reporting 823 new cases of COVID-19. Today’s report brings the state’s total number of cases up to 85,939. With the confirmation of 23 additional deaths, 2,558 Mississippians have … Continued
June 15th was the deadline to submit initial public comments on a new review on the Yazoo Backwater Area Project, a long-awaited flood control protection measure in the Delta. But, Mississippians should also have a chance to continue making the … Continued
The Mississippi Department of Human Services has announced that two separate grants totaling just over $24 million dollars will help struggling families pay their rent and their utility bills. The first of the two grants from the Office of Community … Continued
Dr. Steve Bishop, President of Southwest Mississippi Community College, has recently been named the president of the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges (MACC). Photo courtesy of TeleSouth Communications Inc. Bishop, who is beginning his tenth year as president of SMCC, … Continued