Mississippi golf enthusiasts tuning into the Sony Open in Hawaii on Thursday will have the chance to watch two former Ole Miss linksmen at work. Jackson Suber and Braden Thornberry made history this past October, becoming the second and third … Continued
Weather and public safety officials are encouraging Mississippians to prepare for a possible winter storm forecasted to cover much of the state in snow, sleet, or freezing rain on Thursday and Friday. Freezing temperatures began blasting the Deep South after … Continued
Hello to Girl Scout cookie season. Goodbye to two iconic flavors. The Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) announced this week that the 2025 season is officially underway, but it will be the final time for fans of “S’mores” and … Continued
Gov. Tate Reeves has directed all flags across Mississippi to be flown at half-staff on Jan. 9 and Jan. 17 in memory of the two natives who lost their lives during the New Orleans terror attack on New Year’s Day. … Continued
Art students in Mississippi are getting the chance to earn some scholarship money for their work. State Treasurer David McRae announced that the 2025 College and Career Savings Art Contest is open from now through February 28, giving pre-kindergarten through 12th-grade … Continued
Northern Mississippi It will be sunny today with highs in the upper 30s and wind chill readings from 15-20. Tonight will be clear with lows around 18 degrees. Central Mississippi Today will be sunny with highs in the lower to … Continued
The No. 14 Bulldogs survived a late Vanderbilt surge to mount a 76-64 road win in Nashville on Tuesday night. Chris Jans and company improved to 14-1 overall and 2-0 in SEC action. And it wasn’t just a win for … Continued
It is a historic day for the podcast, as Robbie Faulk has been named as the top sportswriter in the great and sovereign state of Mississippi. Brian Hadad and his award winning co-host delve deep into the mailbag and conduct … Continued
The much-maligned murder numbers in Mississippi’s capital city declined for the third consecutive calendar year in 2024. But Jackson’s top cop Joseph Wade is still imploring leaders and citizens to double down on investing in public safety. The Jackson Police … Continued
Hopefully, you’ve taken down holiday decorations — or happen to be in the process of doing so. Regardless, if you’re looking to discard old Christmas lights, maybe since they no longer work or because you’ve upgraded, the Hattiesburg Zoo is … Continued