Temporary relief of a pending ad valorem tax increase in Mississippi is now available for the some of the state’s poultry farmers, with the potential for the increase to be eliminated all together in the upcoming legislative session. Agriculture Commissioner … Continued
State officials are investigating how an inmate was able to escape custody in north Mississippi. The Mississippi Attorney General’s Office and the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation are assessing how murder suspect Joshua Zimmerman was able to exit the DeSoto County … Continued
The post SuperTalk Eagle Hour: Broadcasting from the grand re-opening of Farm Systems Inc. in Laurel, Andrew Abadie, Sports Editor at PinebeltSPORTS, Brian Phillips & Anna Harrison from Farm Systems, Inc., plus Patrick Magee, newly named Sports Editor for The … Continued
Bond has been denied once more for the man accused of killing a Southern Miss nursing student. Bricen Rivers, 23, appeared in court on Friday. He is currently facing first-degree murder, grand larceny, and tampering with evidence charges in connection … Continued
Robert F. Kennedy said Friday he is suspending his independent presidential bid and is backing Donald Trump. Kennedy said his internal polls had shown that his presence in the race would hurt Trump and help Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. He … Continued
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved and granted emergency use authorization for updated COVID-19 vaccines that could hit shelves across the nation as early as Monday. The approval comes as the summer months have seen a rise in … Continued
Holly Allgood, a teacher at Tupelo Early Childhood Education Center, gives the gift of education to her young students in the classroom. Next Tuesday, she’ll give one of them the gift of life. Bowen Dorr, 5, is a pre-K student … Continued
A Mississippi couple is behind bars for installing faulty fire extinguishers inside commercial kitchens. Daniel and Sherri Finnegan were arrested at their Smith County home on Wednesday. The couple is accused of knowingly placing untested fire suppression systems into businesses, … Continued
Conservation officers in Mississippi were able to catch multiple individuals accused of breaking the state’s wildlife laws. The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) law enforcement’s investigation unit and field officers executed four search warrants involving five people … Continued
The new school year will soon commence at the University of Mississippi, and according to Oxford Mayor Robyn Tannehill, this year’s freshman class will once again be the largest in school history. “This is the best time of the year,” … Continued