Oxford Mayor Robyn Tannehill is inviting Ole Miss fans to recapture a moment in recent history. As locals and visitors continue to indulge in the snow globe town’s offerings, especially with major holidays looming, Tannehill encourages folks to stop by … Continued
The man who has sat on death row longer than any other Mississippi inmate convicted of capital murder is challenging his sentence once again. On Wednesday, attorneys representing Richard Gerald Jordan requested post-conviction relief for the inmate or to have … Continued
A Hinds County man will spend the rest of his life behind bars after pleading guilty to the murders of his grandmother and uncle. District Attorney Jody Owens announced Thursday that Harry Hylander was sentenced on two counts of first-degree … Continued
NEW YORK (AP) — President-elect Donald Trump says he will nominate anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, putting him in charge of a massive agency that oversees everything from drug, vaccine … Continued
Mississippi’s infrastructure is in fair condition but requires a facelift to ensure it remains viable in the future, a study from the American Society of Civil Engineers found. The Mississippi chapter of the national civil engineering group released its 2024 … Continued
Southern Miss men’s head golf coach Eddie Brescher recaps fall season and previews spring 2025 plus Texas State Radio Play by Play voice, Clint Shields, talks Saturday’s match-up with the Golden Eagles for the Bobcats’ homecoming game. The post SuperTalk … Continued
Election season isn’t quite over in Mississippi. Voters in some parts of the state are being asked to return to the ballot boxes on Tuesday, Nov. 26, to participate in judicial runoffs. Here’s what to know about the upcoming judicial … Continued
A Pearl police officer and a civilian driver were injured following a crash on Wednesday night. Around 7:46 p.m., officers were conducting an accident investigation on I-20 East involving someone with potentially life-threatening injuries. While authorities were assessing the scene, … Continued
A Canton man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for killing his wife. Myles Flint Johnson, 53, was found guilty of second-degree murder after a three-day trial in the Madison County Circuit Court. He was sentenced to the … Continued
Today is World Diabetes Day and the Mississippi State Department of Health is calling on folks to know their numbers. Knowing one’s numbers – cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar, and body mass index – is an important proactive step a … Continued