April is National Volunteer Month, and the American Red Cross is aiming to make a push to drive blood donations during a critical season. According to Red Cross officials, about 12,000 daily blood donations are needed to keep hospital shelves … Continued
Nearly 20 people are facing felony drug charges in connection with the work of a multi-agency collaboration in south Mississippi. Operation “Rotten Egg,” a partnership between the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics’ Gulfport District Office, in conjunction with the Coastal Narcotics … Continued
A $29.8 million new housing development in downtown Jackson will bring nearly 70 low-income housing units to one of the capital city’s most historic areas. Jackson leaders, developers, and other officials gathered in the Farish Street neighborhood on Wednesday to … Continued
From spicy and dill pickles to pickled okra and onions, Mississippi’s annual Pickle Fest is yet again promising to be a big ‘dill’ as officials have announced the previously one-day event will now be held over an entire weekend. The … Continued
Northern Mississippi There will be plenty of sunshine today with highs in the lower 80s. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with lows in the lower 60s. Central Mississippi Today will be sunny with highs in the lower to mid-80s. Tonight … Continued
This week has been one that has seen players entering the transfer portal from Mississippi State, but not so many headed into Starkville. Can the Bulldogs pick up some portal momentum, and will there be more departures to come? Brian … Continued
One of the most unique events not only in Mississippi, but in the entire country, will be back May 3 as the Third Annual Starkville Derby takes over the Cotton District in Starkville. Brian Hadad welcomes the founder of the … Continued
South Carolina enters 2025 wanting to find one more win to put themselves into the College Football Playoff. Can the Gamecocks handle the heavy expectations they’ll find themselves carrying this season? Brian Hadad welcomes Alan Cole of GamecockScoop.com to the … Continued
Polls across Mississippi will reopen for municipal primary runoff elections on Tuesday, April 22, to nail down the nominee list for positions such as mayor, city council, and board of aldermen heading into this summer’s general election. To make the … Continued
What started out as a dream and a vision for Mississippi’s toughest kids has now come to fruition. Camp Kamassa, located in Crystal Springs, is now up and running to provide a fun-filled getaway for children with special needs. Decades … Continued