First-year Ole Miss head basketball coach Chris Beard has brought real enthusiasm to Oxford, and that was on full display Saturday afternoon when the Rebels (7-0) took down Memphis (5-2) in front of a rowdy crowd inside the Pavilion in … Continued
The first-ever case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Harrison County has been confirmed with a deer testing positive for the illness. Mississippi’s Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks reports that it recently received CWD-positive test results for a hunter-harvested … Continued
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December 1 is recognized as World AIDS Day and the Mississippi State Department of Health is encouraging residents to get tested for possible sexually transmitted diseases. Syphilis continues to pose many dangers for young adults in the state and is especially … Continued
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves has been selected to serve as the chairman of the Outer Continental Shelf (OSC) Governors Coalition. Reeves, who was elected by fellow Coalition governors to hold the position for a two-year term, is expected to replace … Continued
The superintendent of the Mississippi Correctional Institute for Women has been replaced with the former community corrections director at the Central Mississippi Correctional Facility. The women’s prison, which was announced as the newest addition to CMCF in March, was led … Continued
The U.S. House of Representatives has officially voted to expel controversial New York Rep. George Santos following an effort spearheaded by Mississippi Rep. Michael Guest. Guest, who chairs the House Ethics Committee, led the charge to oust Santos after evidence … Continued
Ole Miss got some good news as JJ Pegues announced he will return to school for the 2024 season. We talk about that, plus more transfer portal news and the possible bowl destination for the Rebs. The post Rebel Report … Continued
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning Mississippi residents of an increased risk of contracting salmonella following an outbreak strain linked to several brands of cantaloupes. In less than a week, an additional 18 individuals in two states … Continued
An educator on the Mississippi Gulf Coast has been taken into custody for allegedly committing sex crimes against a minor. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office confirms that 38-year-old James Hawkins was arrested on Thursday afternoon for having an inappropriate relationship … Continued