A brother-sister duo from Mississippi was sentenced Tuesday for their role in a murder-for-hire plot. According to court documents and evidence introduced at trial, Joshua Druid Bryan, 29, and Regan Emily Bryan, 30, sought to hire a hitman to murder … Continued
Jackson State has officially been cleared of any wrongdoing by the Southwestern Athletic Conference following allegations of film spying. Earlier this month, conference officials were made aware of accusations that one of T.C. Taylor’s players informed an Arkansas Pine Bluff … Continued
Ahead of what is expected to be a historically busy Thanksgiving travel stretch, the Mississippi Highway Patrol has announced details about their efforts to keep travelers safe. Beginning Wednesday at 6 a.m. and lasting through Sunday, December 1, the police … Continued
The Eagle Hour is On-Location today at Prancer Park in Laurel. Luke Johnson joins the broadcast to give updates about USM’s search for a new football Coach. USM Volleyball Coach Jenny Hazelwood also talks about recruiting signees to play for … Continued
Longtime Mississippi lawmaker and Inverness mayor William Green Poindexter passed away at his home Monday morning at 80 years old. The Greenwood native, born January 10, 1944, graduated from Greenwood High School before getting his undergraduate degree at Mississippi … Continued
Less than 15 hours after the U.S. Coast Guard called off its search for a missing Biloxi shrimper, a body was discovered by paddleboarders and later identified as the person authorities were searching for. Richard Kopszywa, 75, was reported missing … Continued
A Columbus city councilman has added another arrest in what has become a long list of run-ins with law enforcement. Councilman Pierre Beard, who represents Ward 4, was arrested and booked into Lowndes County jail on Tuesday morning for failing … Continued
A federal judge is allowing the trial to be delayed for three public officials in Jackson wrapped up in a federal corruption scandal surrounding a proposed real estate development in Mississippi’s capital city. On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Daniel P. … Continued
Four dolphins, all of a rare species, were found washed up off the Mississippi Gulf Coast on Petit Bois Island Saturday. Scientists called the “stranding event” a surprise and are analyzing the event to establish an explanation. Officials with the … Continued
Mississippi’s private school league is facing a leadership change after its executive director stepped down less than halfway through the 2023-24 school year. The Midsouth Association of Independent Schools (MAIS), which is headquartered in Pearl but fields athletics teams from … Continued