Gov. Tate Reeves has declared the week of February 9-15 as Spring Severe Weather Preparedness Week in the Magnolia State. An array of severe weather systems is known to batter the state specifically in the spring months, with tornadoes … Continued
The $10 billion Compass Datacenters campus coming to Meridian will be powered by Mississippi Power Company. Mississippi’s Public Service Commission approved a special contract between the two entities. The joint agreement between Compass and Mississippi Power is expected to boost … Continued
Grammy Museum Mississippi will be shimmering for a bit longer with an extension of its Taylor Swift exhibit being announced Friday. “Taylor Swift: Through The Eras” has been open since August and was supposed to close this week. But the … Continued
As part of Black History Month, Our Mississippi magazine has announced 19 individuals as Mississippi’s Most Influential African Americans for 2024-25. Wesley Wells, the magazine’s publisher, said the individuals were selected for the honor by an independent panel of business … Continued
Steve Azar’s “One Mississippi” could soon become required reading in public elementary schools across the state. Legislation breezed through the House of Representatives in a 112-1 vote on Thursday that would mandate the State Department of Education to acquire and … Continued
Just one day after the Mississippi House of Representatives passed legislation aiming to squash diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) campaigns in public education settings, the Senate followed in the footsteps of its cross-chamber counterpart. Senate Bill 2515, dubbed the “Requiring … Continued
The SEC baseball coaches poll is out and Ole Miss got absolutely no respect. Should they have? We’ll talk about that, the challenge ahead of the basketball team, and read your comments on tonight’s show
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Antonio Gates, Jared Allen, Eric Allen, and Sterling Sharpe were voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in the smallest induction class in 20 years following offseason rule changes meant to make it harder to … Continued
No arrests have been made after authorities in central Mississippi seized methamphetamine and lethal amounts of fentanyl. According to a press release, a Rankin County sheriff’s deputy stopped a commercial vehicle that was allegedly failing to remain in a single … Continued
A bill has moved through the Mississippi House of Representatives to make it easier for parents to transfer their pupils from one public school to another. Currently, if a parent wants to send a student from one education center receiving … Continued