A Hinds County judge has revoked the bond of the man accused of killing two people during the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in downtown Jackson. Florence native Jordan Kyle Cummins, 27, was taken into custody in March 2023 and charged … Continued
A man is locked up in central Mississippi after a large drug confiscation in Gluckstadt. Dylan Wetzel(Photo courtesy of the Madison County Sheriff’s Office) On Monday, officers with the Gluckstadt Police Department took Illinois native Dylan Wetzel into custody after … Continued
The 59th Annual Dixie National Rodeo will soon be underway in Mississippi’s capital city with cowboys and cowgirls set to compete in all the familiar events. For those looking to come out to the state fairgrounds in Jackson to enjoy … Continued
Grammy-winning American rock band Creed has announced plans for a second performance in Mississippi as part of their upcoming “Are You Ready?” tour after selling out across the state. The band first released that they would be stopping at the … Continued
Less than one week remains for any Mississippi resident looking to register to vote in the 2024 Primary Election. The registration is currently set to close on Monday, February 12 as the upcoming election — which includes the office of … Continued
On Monday, the Harrison County Board of Supervisors voted to cut ties with American Medical Response and begin negotiations with another provider. The 4-0 vote, which comes after 50 years of AMR being the county’s chief provider, creates a committee … Continued
Mississippi State’s Riley Center has been honored by Southern Living as one of “The Most Beloved Historic Theaters in the South.” Coming in at No. 10 on the list, the MSU Riley Center topped New Orleans’ popular Saenger Theater as … Continued
A Smith County School District employee accused of possessing methamphetamine on school property has resigned from his position. Boyd Nichols Hillman, Jr., was taken into custody at Raleigh High School on January 23 following a K9 search of the campus … Continued
One team of Mississippi high schoolers has received national accolades for an initiative aimed at reducing bullying. A group from North Panola Career and Technical Center was recently named the national high school winner of the U.S. Department of Homeland … Continued
The case against a north Mississippi boy who was taken into custody for urinating in public has been dropped. Tate County youth court judge Rusty Harlow on Monday dismissed a petition to designate 11-year-old Quantavious Eason as a child in need … Continued