Wednesday, January 29, 2025, will mark 200 years since one of Mississippi’s oldest and most historic cities was incorporated. Vicksburg will use the day to kick off a yearlong celebration. Founded in 1811 and officially incorporated in 1825, the town … Continued
The woman who killed a beloved Mississippi teacher while driving drunk will be sentenced next month. Jordan Leah Sullivan faces up to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to one count of aggravated DUI. She will be sentenced by … Continued
Northern Mississippi Today will be sunny, but first, you’ll have to deal with widespread frost and patchy morning fog. Highs today will be in the upper 50s. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with lows in the lower 40s. Central Mississippi … Continued
The U.S. Small Business Administration has approved Gov. Tate Reeves’ request for assistance for homeowners and businesses impacted by severe storms and tornadoes that tore through Oktibbeha and Wayne counties in December. Home and business owners in Oktibbeha and Wayne … Continued
Two home games, two top 25 match ups, two Quad 1 opportunities is what awaits Mississippi State over the next seven days. Can the Bulldogs make a statement that they belong among the nation’s elite, or will the poor play … Continued
An off-duty Jackson firefighter is accused of fatally hitting a pedestrian and fleeing the scene. The incident occurred on I-55 North near Savannah Street on Sunday, leaving 71-year-old Rickey Taylor deceased. According to Jackson Police Chief Joseph Wade, the suspect … Continued
Another week of college basketball has wrapped up in the Southeastern Conference and Mississippi State has stayed put in the polls while Ole Miss took a dip in the latest Associated Press top 25. The Bulldogs split their two most … Continued
As a state whose roots run deep in the soil, Mississippi’s agriculture isn’t just an industry here – it is the foundation of our state’s economy, producing over $7 billion annually and accounting for 18.6% of our state’s economy. Our … Continued
The return of college baseball is less than three weeks away. Mississippi’s three major programs again have their sights set on competing in the sport’s upper echelon. Mississippi State is the only of the three to land in D1Baseball’s preseason … Continued
Another edition of the Grammy Awards will soon be underway, and per usual, Mississippi will be well-represented. Cedric Burnside, a Holly Springs native, is up for Best Traditional Blues Album as he continues a familial tradition of Deep South riffs. … Continued