Mississippi’s first Buc-ee’s location is set to break ground on its new travel center in Harrison County on Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. Located at I-10 and Menge Avenue, the 74,000-square-foot facility will offer 120 fueling positions and 24 EV charging stations. … Continued
They say football is a game of inches. It was for Mississippi State on Saturday night at Davis Wade Stadium, as Arizona quarterback Jayden De Laura’s last ditch effort was ruled short of a first down after review, allowing the … Continued
The No. 20 Ole Miss football team held on Saturday afternoon to beat No. 24 Tulane 37-20 on the road in New Orleans, La. Despite experiencing a series of ebbs and flows, the Rebels managed to win the turnover battle and … Continued
It wasn’t exactly pretty, but Ole Miss ended up winning by 3 scores at Tulane. Here’s some post-game thoughts on the defense, Jaxson Dart, the offensive line, and more The post Rebel Report podcast: Defense rises in Ole Miss win … Continued
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The Batesville Police Department is threatening possible jail time for parents and guardians of youth caught committing crimes in the city. Police Chief Kerry Pittman warns residents that a group of juveniles is going around neighborhoods late at night checking … Continued
It’s been over 18 years since Hurricane Katrina smashed into the Mississippi Gulf Coast, destroying entire communities and washing out streets and bridges. The storm surge reduced two major arteries, the Bay St. Louis Bridge and the Biloxi Bay Bridge, … Continued
Mississippi Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson is asking farmers and ranchers to report drought-related damages. Due to the high temperatures and low volumes of rainfall, over two-thirds of the state is experiencing drought conditions. According to the latest … Continued
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has approved Mississippi’s request for additional counties to receive public assistance following the severe storms and tornadoes in June. From June 14-19, Mississippi experienced a record-breaking 19 tornadoes across the state, leaving a total … Continued
Hinds County sustained a computer breach that shut down operations for employees on Thursday. Internal servers were compromised countywide and administrators and employees were unable to gain access to the internet on government computers. The county is working with cybersecurity … Continued