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The post The SuperTalk Eagle Hour: The crew of The Eagle Hour talk with Dusty Thibodeaux, writer for the War Hawk Report to preview the USM/Monroe game on October 12th. Then, the guys get the weekly Junior College update from … Continued

Rising country music star Colin Stough will be heading back to his hometown in Mississippi this weekend for a good cause. Stough, a former finalist on American Idol, will be headlining a benefit concert at Frisco Park in Amory on Saturday where … Continued

A Mississippi sheriff’s deputy has been indicted on criminal charges related to the use of excessive force against an arrestee. Adrian Durr, 43, of Magee, is said to have used his position with the Simpson County Sheriff’s Office to abuse … Continued

The Jackson Police Department is investigating after a pair of Jim Hill High School students allegedly stole a teacher’s vehicle and took it on a joy ride resulting in a crash. On Thursday around 11 a.m., law enforcement responded to … Continued

After dealing “significant injuries” to his significant other in February, a 27-year-old Pearl man has pleaded guilty to aggravated domestic violence and was sentenced to spend 10 in prison.  Pearl Police conducted a welfare check at a Pearl residence shared … Continued

Gov. Tate Reeves is ensuring Mississippi will continue to deploy resources to states impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. “We’ll continue doing whatever we can to assist Americans who were impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton,” Reeves said. “Mississippi has … Continued

A man has pled guilty to second degree murder and aggravated assault after shooting multiple people at a family reunion in June of 2023. 32-year-old George Alton Smith was sentenced to serve 40 years in state prison without the possibility … Continued

On October 11, 2024, Renaissance at Colony Park and NexTech, a local IT and e-waste disposal service, will host an e-waste disposal event in honor of International E-Waste Day. This year’s theme, “Join the E-Waste Hunt: Retrieve, Recycle, and Revive,” … Continued