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Ole Miss was down LATE in Baton Rouge, but they never quit and ended the game on a 13-0 run to stun the Tigers. Here’s some postgame thoughts

ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Josh Hubbard scored 16 points and No. 22 Mississippi State held off Georgia 76-75 on Saturday night to end a two-game losing streak. In the matchup of the Southeastern Conference’s two versions of Bulldogs, Mississippi State … Continued

Former Southern Miss head football coach and current offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, Todd Monken. Patrick Magee, Sports Editor for the Times-Picayune, updates from New Orleans ahead of the Super Bowl.

Gov. Tate Reeves has declared the week of February 9-15 as Spring Severe Weather Preparedness Week in the Magnolia State.   An array of severe weather systems is known to batter the state specifically in the spring months, with tornadoes … Continued

The $10 billion Compass Datacenters campus coming to Meridian will be powered by Mississippi Power Company. Mississippi’s Public Service Commission approved a special contract between the two entities. The joint agreement between Compass and Mississippi Power is expected to boost … Continued

Grammy Museum Mississippi will be shimmering for a bit longer with an extension of its Taylor Swift exhibit being announced Friday. “Taylor Swift: Through The Eras” has been open since August and was supposed to close this week. But the … Continued

As part of Black History Month, Our Mississippi magazine has announced 19 individuals as Mississippi’s Most Influential African Americans for 2024-25. Wesley Wells, the magazine’s publisher, said the individuals were selected for the honor by an independent panel of business … Continued

Just one day after the Mississippi House of Representatives passed legislation aiming to squash diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) campaigns in public education settings, the Senate followed in the footsteps of its cross-chamber counterpart. Senate Bill 2515, dubbed the “Requiring … Continued