LSU might have the biggest shoes to fill in all of college football on the offensive side of the ball, and the Tigers also have a lot of questions on defense. So can Brian Kelly put his team into the … Continued
Efforts to rid Mississippi’s capital city of violent criminals are continuing with federal officials stepping in to help prosecutors in Jackson investigate violent crimes committed with firearms. The Department of Justice’s Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) New … Continued
Mississippi-based egg producer Cal-Maine Foods, Inc., has put a temporary halt on production after bird flu was found in chickens at one of its Texas plants. Per a press release on Tuesday, officials said the worst bird flu outbreak in … Continued
A bill to take Jackson’s water and sewer system out of the city’s control once the interim third-party manager’s term is up and place it into the hands of members appointed by state officials has died. The House of Representatives … Continued
A new mayor has been elected in Aberdeen following Tuesday’s Democratic runoff. With no Republican or independent candidates on the ticket, Dwight Stevens will take his place in city hall come January after defeating incumbent Charles Scott 783 votes to … Continued
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Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson has announced a rule change he says will reduce red tape on investment representatives in the Magnolia State. The securities division of the Secretary of State’s office has implemented the Exam Validity Extension Program … Continued
Black Spring Break is still happening on the Mississippi Gulf Coast but with some alterations. On Tuesday, the Biloxi City Council opted to hold up its decision to decline permit requests by Mississippi Black Spring Break organizers to use a … Continued
Kids are almost out of school, and you can already hear the buzz of lawnmowers most weekends across Mississippi. Gardeners are weeding and planting, and that can be hazardous for homeowners that don’t plan ahead. Gov. Tate Reeves has declared … Continued
In honor of what would be Eudora Welty’s 115th birthday, the Mississippi Department of Archives and History is inviting you to the famous author and photographer’s home and garden on Friday, April 12, and Saturday, April 13. A weekend chock-full … Continued