Playoffs are among us across Mississippi’s high school football scene, and there’s plenty of action to keep up with. LISTEN: Mississippi high school football streams for Friday night Stay up to date with all the scores as they come in … Continued
Sometimes a little humor can alleviate the woes of a bad situation. That was magnified on Thursday night as Mississippi Valley State suffered a demoralizing loss to Missouri in men’s basketball. The user running the Delta Devils’ social media accounts … Continued
As the holiday season sets in, the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science will soon be celebrating with its “Museum Merriment” series. Not only will the museum in Jackson be transformed into a winter wonderland with decorations, but various events beginning … Continued
Head woman’s basketball coach Joye Lee-McNelis talks stretch of five away games starting tonight at Southeastern followed by a trip to Atlantis Resort’s Imperial Arena in Paradise Island, Bahamas for Battle 4 Atlantis on Saturday, taking on No. 17 Baylor. … Continued
Amid speculation that U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith could possibly be selected by President-elect Donald Trump as the next Secretary of Agriculture, the Republican lawmaker from Mississippi has decided to remain in her current role. In a news release issued Friday … Continued
Mississippi is making strides in funding programs intended to make college tuition more economically feasible for families. According to State Treasurer David McRae, the Mississippi Prepaid Affordable College Tuition (MPACT) Legacy Plan has reached 100.1% funding. When the treasurer first … Continued
Grammy-winning Mississippi bluesman Cedric Burnside has been nominated once again for one of the greatest honors in music. Burnside is up for Best Traditional Blues Album for his latest album “Hill Country Love.” Released back in April, Burnside’s most recent … Continued
Ahead of a pair of judicial runoffs set to take place two days before Thanksgiving, Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson is reminding eligible voters that circuit clerk offices will soon be open to those who need to vote absentee. … Continued
Officials with the Internal Revenue Service remind members of the U.S. Armed Forces that veterans and their families may qualify for special tax benefits. Regardless of how simple or complex a member of the military’s tax inquiries may be, the … Continued
A former Mississippi Gulf Coast church worship leader and real estate agent faces up to 30 years in prison for producing child pornography. According to court documents, Tyler Selby, 34, was identified when authorities in the United Kingdom recovered a … Continued