Three men are behind bars after allegedly attempting to transport a host of contraband into the Raymond Detention Center Tuesday. After reports of a potential scheme to smuggle contraband into the facility, Hinds County sheriff’s deputies and a K-9 Narcotics … Continued
March is here, and sports fans know what that means — the apex of the college basketball season. But before we get to see who will be cutting down the nets as the late, great Luther Vandross’ “One Shining Moment” … Continued
Former Southern Miss pitcher and Eagle Hour baseball analyst Daniel Stewart talks USM series win over UNCW and looks ahead to tonight’s game with UTRGV, weekend series with Old Dominion and explains RPI. Plus, Jonah Goldberg, play-by-play voice for UTRGV, … Continued
On March 11, 2020, five years ago today, the COVID-19 pandemic officially began. The World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared COVID a pandemic, spinning the world into a transformative – and deadly – period. According to the Mississippi Department … Continued
Officials have confirmed the identities of the three individuals who passed away in a medical helicopter crash in Madison County on Monday. The University of Mississippi Medical Center reports that Dustin Pope, 35, Jakob Kindt, 37, and Cal Wesolowski, 62, … Continued
Mississippi students in grades 3-12 can celebrate America’s 250th anniversary by participating in America’s field trip contest. By submitting an essay, artwork, or poem answering the question, “What does America mean to you?” students may have a chance to win … Continued
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is inviting the public to chime in on the environmental review process for a major solar project planned to be constructed in Clay County. Officials will work to evaluate the potential environmental effects of Origis … Continued
Good news, Ole Miss football fans! Meet the Rebels is back. Per a release from the university, Ole Miss will welcome fans to the Manning Center to secure autographs from football players with the return of Meet The Rebels Day … Continued
Gov. Tate Reeves has ordered flags to be flown half-staff across Mississippi on Tuesday to honor the life and legacy of the late Rep. Robert Clark, Jr. Clark, Mississippi’s first Black lawmaker post-Reconstruction, passed away at age 96 last week. … Continued
The Winn-Dixie grocery store and surrounding businesses in Ocean Springs were evacuated Monday night after a bomb threat was called in. According to the Ocean Springs Police Department, the anonymous threat happened around 7:30 p.m. and insinuated that multiple explosive … Continued