Governor Tate Reeves has signed legislation that would ban ballot harvesting across the Magnolia State into law, preventing political operatives in Mississippi from collecting and handling mass amounts of absentee ballots. Senate Bill 2358, which was authored by Senate Elections … Continued
The Ole Miss women’s basketball team shocked the nation on Sunday, defeating No. 1 seed Stanford 54-49 in a hostile road environment. Now the No. 8 seed Lady Rebels (25-8, 11-5 SEC) are slated to take on No. 5 seed … Continued
Chapel Hart’s upcoming concert at the GRAMMY Museum Mississippi has been moved from Tuesday, April 11 to Thursday, April 13. The country music trio out of Poplarville, who made a name for themselves on the most recent season of America’s … Continued
After New Orleans called a timeout down 14-13 with 6:28 left in the first, the Pelicans came alive and ended up beating the San Antonio Spurs by a score of 119-84. That initial timeout from head coach Willie Green led … Continued
The hush money didn’t really work out, did it? The Stormy Daniels story has been making headlines for years. In fact, it had mostly become old news… before this weekend. Early Saturday morning, former President Donald Trump took to social … Continued
Severe storms are possible across parts of southern and central Mississippi Friday afternoon through late evening. All modes of severe weather, including damaging wind, large hail, and tornadoes are possible. This storm system is still several days away, and threat … Continued
A Mississippi doctor will avoid jail time following his role in the infamous cream scheme that cost insurers $515 million. 51-year-old Dr. Gregory Auzenne of Meridian entered a guilty plea earlier this week for his failure to disclose information regarding … Continued
Travel is situational. I could almost end this column with that first sentence. That sums up everything I am about to cover in the next 1,000 words or so. But let’s have some fun and flesh out that three-word opening. … Continued
The Rumblings return after a one week hiatus, and the questions are better than ever. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk dive into the mailbag to talk baseball, Mexican food, and conspiracy theories. The post Thunder & Lightning: Rumbling and Wishing … Continued
For the first time in over three decades, vinyl record sales were higher than CDs, prompting one record store in Jackson to promote local artists’ physical work through live concerts. According to the Record Industry of America, approximately 41 million … Continued