Nine people who have been spending the summer months learning how to dance will take the stage for charity this weekend in Tupelo. Dress rehearsals for the 19th Dance Like the Stars event are currently underway with the show taking … Continued
A Mississippi Gulf Coast native has been tabbed as the first woman to serve as deputy director at NASA’s Stennis Space Center. Director John Bailey announced on Friday that longtime propulsion engineer/manager Christine Powell has been selected to operate in … Continued
After 18 Mississippi airports received more than $8 million in funding to upgrade their facilities earlier this week, a new batch of just under $5.4 million is going out to 17 other airports, bringing the total to more than $13 million … Continued
Mississippians impacted by the April 8-11 severe weather have just one week left to apply for federal aid. Homeowners and renters in Hancock, Hinds, Humphreys, Madison, Neshoba, and Scott counties who were affected by the severe storms have until August … Continued
Northern Mississippi It will be sunny today with a slight chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms. Highs will be in the upper 90s with heat index readings from 108 to 113. Tonight will be clear with isolated showers, thunderstorms, and … Continued
A pair of Mississippi men and one business have been prohibited from selling tax services. Thomas Walt Dallas, Jason Todd Mardis, and Flowood-based Capital Preservation Services are reported to have marketed a tax scheme at numerous professional conferences and media … Continued
There was actual football being practiced at Mississippi State on Thursday, as Jeff Lebby blew the whistle on his first training camp as head man of the Bulldogs. What can you learn from a practice in t-shirts and helmets? Brian … Continued
Ole Miss just wrapped up day two of training camp. So which position battles should we watch the most? We’ll look at some of those and of course get to your comments The post Rebel Report podcast: Ole Miss training … Continued
State Treasurer David McRae highlighted his role in returning historic amounts of money to Mississippians, maximizing the state’s investment returns, and dedication to locking in affordable tuition rates for college students. In the past five years, McRae’s office has delivered … Continued
Two of four open Mississippi Supreme Court seats are being contested, with five candidates battling for a northern district position. While southern district incumbent Justice Dawn Beam is running head-to-head against Gulfport attorney David Sullivan in District 2, the northern … Continued