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
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
The spring transfer portal is on the horizon. What does Ole Miss need to add? And have they already taken care of those needs? Also Musselman is possibly leaving Arkansas, what does that mean for Ole Miss? The post Rebel … Continued
Northern Mississippi It will be mostly sunny and cooler today with highs in the lower 60s. Tonight will be clear with lows in the lower 40s. Central Mississippi Today will be sunny and cooler with highs in the mid to … Continued
Singing River Health System will be holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the hospital group being the first on the Mississippi Gulf Coast to to introduce the Intuitive Ion robot for procedures to look directly at the airways in the … Continued
An elderly woman has passed away after being shot in the head while lying down on the couch of her home in Jackson. Police report that the victim, identified on Tuesday as 80-year-old Annie Peoples, was killed after a shooting … Continued
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Ron Eller won a Republican primary runoff Tuesday in Mississippi’s 2nd Congressional District and will face longtime Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson in the Nov. 5 general election. Eller, who is a military veteran and physician assistant, … Continued
One of the most controversial bills of this legislative session died on Tuesday after the Senate decided not to move forward with the House’s initial plan for the public employees’ retirement system (PERS). House Bill 1590 would have restructured the … Continued
Not many people are toasting on Tuesday night as lawmakers in the Mississippi Senate chose to kill a handful of alcohol-related bills. House Bill 329 and House Bill 430 – both of which passed overwhelmingly in their originating chamber – … Continued