Ole Miss enters the bye week already having two losses. Can they fix their issues and win out? We’ll talk about that and read your comments on tonight’s show The post Rebel Report podcast: Can Ole Miss turn their season … Continued
Leaves are falling, there’s a brisk chill in the air, the first days of autumn are upon us. No matter the season, you can count on Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk coming through with a tremendous mailbag. The guys are … Continued
Preseason hype is growing for the Ole Miss women’s basketball team as Yolett McPhee-McCuin’s squad has come in at No. 20 in the Associated Press’ top 25. This marks the second consecutive year and the 18th time in school history … Continued
A day after what would have been his 98th birthday, Jessie Leroy Brown’s name was emblazoned across the terminal building at Bobby L. Chain Municipal Airport in Hattiesburg in recognition of his landmark accomplishments and heroism. Brown was the first … Continued
The Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame announced its 2025 class on Tuesday afternoon, featuring eight new names set to be inducted next August. The list includes Scott Berry, Steve Freeman, Dexter McCluster, Mike Justice, Derrick Nix, Steve Rives, Robbie Webb, … Continued
Sad news for discount shoppers in Mississippi. Hattiesburg-based retailer Dirt Cheap will be shutting the doors to all of its locations. Channel Control Merchants, the parent company of Dirt Cheap and two other businesses, filed for bankruptcy in Delaware last … Continued
A pair of Mississippians are now behind bars for an unemployment benefits scam. State Auditor Shad White announced on Tuesday that special agents from his office took Thaddieus Cooper and Arista Garner into custody for conspiracy to defraud the state. … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health has launched a new mobile app to give the public easier access to medical services and resources offered by the state. The free MSDH Healthy App was designed to make public health services and … Continued
After a mistrial was declared last August in the case involving a white father-son duo who are accused of shooting at a Black FedEx driver in Brookhaven, a date for the new trial has been set for the spring of … Continued
While direct communication between the coaching staff and the quarterback is now allowed in college football, the memo that the practice is still illegal may not have made its way down to Mississippi’s high school ranks. Ricky Neaves, executive director … Continued