The Mississippi House of Representatives is taking an unconventional route to keeping legislation alive that would give those 21 and older the ability to legally bet on sporting events from their mobile devices. However, those efforts may ultimately wind up … Continued
A DeSoto County deputy has been hospitalized after reportedly being struck by a driver heading in the opposite direction on the interstate. According to Sheriff Thomas Tuggle, the unidentified driver of an unspecified vehicle was traveling westbound in the eastbound … Continued
Northern Mississippi It will be breezy, cloudy, and cooler today with scattered showers and highs in the lower 50s. Tonight will be partly cloudy and colder with lows in the lower 30s. Central Mississippi Today will be breezy and cooler … Continued
Tramon Mark had 24 points and Tre Johnson scored 23 to lead Texas to an 87-82 overtime win over No. 25 Mississippi State on Tuesday night. Mark and Arthur Kaluma both hit two free throws in the final 21 seconds … Continued
In a season where road wins in the SEC are a precious commodity, Mississippi State has given away the farm at the Humphrey Coliseum. Texas were the latest to enjoy the hospitality, as once again, the Bulldogs are unable to … Continued
March means a lot of things in the sporting world, but in the south, it means spring football is upon us. Brian Hadad needs you to buckle up for a 15 team stop around the SEC, starting with the Alabama … Continued
As severe weather crossed central Mississippi on Tuesday afternoon, two people died as a result, confirmed by Gov. Tate Reeves. “We’ve received reports of two fatalities as a result of today’s severe weather,” Reeves wrote on social media. “Please join … Continued
Former Southern Miss pitcher and Eagle Hour baseball analyst Daniel Stewart talks past weekend’s baseball matchup against TCU, and ahead to Mississippi State tomorrow night and the weekend series against UNCW. Plus, former Southern Miss men’s basketball player and MVP … Continued
Former interim Hinds County Sheriff Marshand Crisler is appealing his recent sentence. In mid-February, a judge ordered Crisler to spend two and a half years behind bars for his role in a bribery scheme during his time in law enforcement. … Continued
As Mississippians prepare to “spring forward” this weekend, State Fire Marshal Mike Chaney is reminding people that the time change is a great chance to ensure that smoke alarms are working properly. According to Chaney, there have been 22 fire … Continued