Four Southern Miss baseball players have been awarded postseason honors after the conclusion of the Golden Eagles’ run in the NCAA Tournament. USM pitchers Tanner Hall and Justin Storm registered first-team all-region honors while shortstop Dustin Dickerson and designated hitter … Continued
Customers of Entergy Mississippi will see a slight decrease in their monthly bill in July following a unanimous vote by the Public Service Commission. The PSC recently approved a reduction of $7.08 for a typical residential customer using 1,000 kWh … Continued
Larry Parker has resigned from his position as board president at Pontotoc Electric following his arrest for having sex in public places along the Natchez Trace. Parker was taken into custody last Wednesday for indecent exposure as part of a … Continued
With high school football a little over two months away, the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MSHAA) has announced that all regular season games will be played at 7 p.m. The decision from the MHSAA follows a season in which … Continued
As we near closer to this year’s primary elections, candidate fields are shrinking while bank accounts are growing for those seeking notable governmental positions in Mississippi. With 24 individuals still vying for an official office in the state, millions of … Continued
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Attorney General Lynn Fitch is joining a coalition of 28 state attorneys general in urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to protect Americans from unwanted automated calls and text messages. The attorneys general are calling on the FCC to clarify … Continued
Ole Miss running back Quinshon Judkins is getting some preseason darkhorse Heisman love. What kind of season does he need to have in order to get an invitation to the ceremony? The post Rebel Report podcast: What can Quinshon Judkins … Continued
A new Mississippi Writers Trail marker has been unveiled at the Rail Spike Trail in Greenwood, memorializing the artistic contributions of civil rights activist and author Endesha Ida Mae Holland. The author of six plays, Holland is best known for … Continued
The Indianola police officer accused of shooting 11-year-old Aderrien Murry in the chest has been suspended without pay. According to attorney Carlos Moore, who is representing the 11-year-old, Murry was shot by Sgt. Greg Capers despite being unarmed and obeying … Continued