Ole Miss basketball has a big opportunity at Mississippi State on Saturday. Here’s some thoughts on the matchup, a major portal target that will soon commit, and more
Mississippi State and Ole Miss have done battle hundreds of times on the basketball court, but they will meet on Saturday for the first time ever with both squads ranked in the top 25. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk break … Continued
Mississippi State takes on Ole Miss on Saturday in a historic match up, as for the first time ever both teams enter the game ranked in the top 25. Who has the advantage between these bitter rivals? Brian Hadad welcomes … Continued
Mississippi’s lawmakers paid homage to the hometown college football champions of its capital city, the Jackson State Tigers, with a resolution passed through the Senate this week ahead of a parade and other festivities Friday evening. The title-winning Tigers were … Continued
A bill opening the door for prayer in public schools has been introduced in Mississippi. Oscar Denton, D-Vicksburg, authored House Bill 488 to require local public school boards to designate a period of reflection at the beginning of each school … Continued
The Mississippi House of Representatives had one item on Thursday’s calendar – a bill to eventually eliminate the state’s income tax and slash its grocery tax – and after over an hour of debate, enough lawmakers came together to easily … Continued
A settlement has been reached between victims of a deadly propane explosion in Copiah County and a Mississippi gas company one year after the devastating incident. On January 14, 2023, an explosion at a home on Wilderness Road claimed the … Continued
The entirety of Mississippi will be blanketed in winter weather warnings in the coming days as forecasters are projecting frigid temperatures to cover the state. A cold front blasted the northern part of the state last week, but a bout … Continued
Southern Miss head men’s basketball coach Jay Ladner. Patrick Ochs, Peral River Community College Director of Athletics, talks effect of NIL on JUCO athletics.
A new bill introduced in the Mississippi House of Representatives would label child grooming as a crime punishable by up to a decade behind bars. HB 571, authored by Rep. Sam Creekmore, R-New Albany, is also known as “The Juvenile … Continued