Photo courtesy of Ole Miss Athletics Elijah Moore, Ole Miss’ top target and one of the leading receivers in all of college football, has announced that he will opt out of the remainder of the 2020 season in order to … Continued
The ongoing dispute between Governor Tate Reeves and leadership in the state House of Representatives regarding a portion of CARES Act funding has come to an end with the Mississippi Supreme Court ruling in favor of the governor. The decision by the … Continued
34-year-old Jeremy Fitzgerald and 29-year-old Turliscea Turner, both of Memphis, Tennessee, have been federally charged in a criminal complaint with kidnapping a two-year-old boy whom they later abandoned at a Goodwill Store in Southaven, Mississippi. D. Michael Dunavant, U.S. Attorney … Continued
State Auditor Shad White has released the details of an audit into the Mississippi Department of Corrections, revealing “widespread misspending” by previous agency leadership. The audit, which examined the department’s spending from July 1, 2017 to December 31, 2019, was requested by … Continued
The MS coast is still recovering from the most active hurricane season on record. A bill that will help improve hurricane forecasting and flood mapping is getting support in the Senate. The legislation–introduced by MS Senator Roger Wicker–also has a … Continued
One of the defendants in what State Auditor Shad White has called the “largest public embezzlement case in state history” has pled guilty. According to a tweet from the state auditor, Brett DiBiase, the former pro wrestler, pled guilty to … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting 2,261 new COVID-19 cases. Today’s report—the third straight day back over 2,000—brings the state’s total up to 187,904. With the confirmation of 26 additional deaths, 4,320 Mississippians have now passed away from … Continued
(Image via Facebook/TougalooCollege) Within a 24-hour span, the world’s richest woman MacKenzie Scott has donated a combined $31 million to two of Mississippi’s HBCUs. On Tuesday, Alcorn State announced that the university had received a $25 million gift from Scott, … Continued
The following is an op-ed written by Chef and Mississippi restaurant owner Robert St. John regarding the impact of the pandemic on the industry and the need for Congress to approve aid for small and independent restaurants through the Restaurants … Continued
The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) invites aspiring teachers to apply to the third cohort of the Mississippi Teacher Residency (MTR), which is a two-year program that combines college coursework and on-the-job training to prepare prospective educators for the teaching … Continued