Ole Miss hits the road for the first time this season at Wake Forest. Here’s three keys for the Rebels, plus some good injury news, and your comments The post Rebel Report podcast: Keys to the game for Ole Miss … Continued
Mississippi State will look to get back on the winning track Saturday night when they welcome Toledo to Davis Wade Stadium. Can State not only get the win, but look good doing it? Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk have the … Continued
The 15th annual Mississippi Songwriters Festival is one week away. From Thursday, Sept. 19 through Sunday, Sept. 22, more than 125 songwriters will be taking the main stage at venues along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The full schedule of events … Continued
As educational institutions and athletics programs continue to alter schedules as Francine rolls through Mississsippi, now as a lesser tropical depression, Millsaps College is the latest to announce a change in two of its previously scheduled sporting events. The Majors’ … Continued
After a Gulfport woman made reported a false emergency for the second time in a day, she was arrested and charged with abuse of emergency 911. On Sept. 6, Gulfport Police responded to a 911 call regarding a drive-by shooting, … Continued
A West Point man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for drug trafficking charges. After previously pleading guilty to the distribution of methamphetamine, 36-year-old Quishaun Bennett was ordered to serve the decade-long stint in prison by Senior … Continued
The post SuperTalk Eagle Hour: South Florida Bulls Play-By-Play Voice Jim Louk previews Saturday’s Golden Eagles match-up at The Rock, Mike Frazer from JUCOWeekly updates on week three in JUCO football, plus USM football fans Reagan Grant and Chase Blackwell … Continued
As Francine continues to make its way through Mississippi, now as a lesser tropical depression, state officials are asking those impacted by the storm to report damage their homes or businesses sustained. Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney reminds residents to … Continued
U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, R-Miss., announced Thursday that more than $4 million will be going to the city of Hattiesburg to address risks posed to public housing residents. According to a release from Hyde-Smith’s office, the Hattiesburg Housing Authority will … Continued
The storm that was Hurricane Francine, which has now weakened to a tropical depression, is still affecting most of Mississippi. Portions of north Mississippi are the latest to be issued a flood watch and wind advisory. Francine made landfall on … Continued