SuperTalk Mississippi Meridian is pleased to announce a new local show called “All ‘Bout Country.” The show, which will air on 103.3 FM (WZKR) every Wednesday from 9-10 a.m. beginning this week, will be hosted by local music legend Ken … Continued
Northern Mississippi– Sunny today, with widespread frost in the morning. Highs will be in the lower 50s. Mostly clear with patchy frost in the evening, and widespread frost after midnight. Lows will be in the lower 30s. Central Mississippi– Sunny … Continued
Two umpiring incidents over the weekend rocked social media, and coincidentally enough, both involved teams from Mississippi. The first ordeal took place in a Friday night game between Mississippi Valley State and New Orleans. Though the Delta Devils trailed the … Continued
Two basketball teams will hit the floor with the same goal tonight in Dayton, Ohio, but Mississippi State and Pitt could not be more different in how they will attempt to win the game. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk break … Continued
Mississippi State takes on Pittsburgh in a matchup of two very different teams, both looking for a win to extend their run in the NCAA Tournament. Brian Hadad talks with Alan Saunders of Pittsburgh Sports Now to get an inside … Continued
Legislation that would prevent minors from accessing digital books that include “sexually oriented” content in public libraries and schools continues to be debated by Mississippi lawmakers. According to legislators, Senate Bill 2346 would enact two parts included in the bill’s … Continued
Mississippi has officially named its first-ever state fruit — the blueberry. Governor Tate Reeves on Monday signed House Bill 1027 into law. The bill was initially inspired by fourth-grade students at Mannsdale Upper Elementary School who, upon finding out Mississippi … Continued
A husband and wife who serve as Mississippi legislators have withdrawn their names for reelection, leaving their children as the only candidates remaining on the ballot. After qualifying to run for reelection early in the process, Representative Ed Blackmon, D-Canton, … Continued
Although the New Orleans Saints benefited offensively during free agency last week, the team received a taste of sour grapes on Monday defensively. This morning, the Saints lost two starting defensive tackles in David Onyemata and Shy Tuttle to two … Continued
Governor Tate Reeves has signed into law a bill that decriminalizes the use of fentanyl testing strips in order to prevent overdose deaths. House Bill 722, which was authored by Representative Chris Bell, D-Jackson, states that “‘paraphernalia’ does not include … Continued