As we venture into the high school basketball postseason, the most prolific male and female hoopers from each of Mississippi’s seven public school classifications have been honored. The Mississippi High School Activities Association and Association of Coaches have announced this … Continued
Cheers! Both chambers of the Mississippi legislature have approved a bill that would allow the direct shipment of wine to residents of the state. Senate Bill 2145 passed its originating chamber last week on a motion to reconsider before breezing … Continued
Former NFL star and Super Bowl champion Ndamukong Suh has been announced as the keynote speaker for the annual summit held by Mississippi State University’s Athlete Engineering Institute. Themed “Becoming Elite,” the summit will be held April 15-17 at The … Continued
As August marks the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, the Two Mississippi Museums in Jackson are beginning to roll out a slate of programming that will document the devastation caused by the storm and how the state has recovered in … Continued
Hunters may soon be required to purchase a turkey stamp before killing the wild birds in Mississippi. House Bill 553, authored by Byhalia Republican Rep. Bill Kinkade, cruised through its originating chamber and has been referred to a pair of … Continued
Former Southern Miss pitcher and Eagle Hour baseball analyst Daniel Stewart PLUS former Southern Miss shortstop Dustin Dickerson.
A white supremacist and neo-fascist hate group known as Patriot Front is trying to recruit Mississippians to join, according to the chief of police in Magee. “It has come to my attention that stickers bearing the messaging of a group … Continued
A bitter cold front followed severe weather last weekend, and forecasters say the northern region of Mississippi could get a dose of snow, sleet, and freezing rain beginning Tuesday night. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Jackson says an inch … Continued
Looking for a Mardi Gras celebration? Whether you find the baby in the king cake or not, you’re in luck. Early season parades have already taken place on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, but this weekend will begin the two-week wave … Continued
Exactly six weeks remain until municipal primary elections occur across Mississippi with the secretary of state’s office announcing Tuesday that absentee ballots are available for both mail-in and in-person voting. According to Secretary Michael Watson’s office, those wishing to vote … Continued