Governor Tate Reeves is debating on whether or not he will sign arguably the most controversial bill of the 2023 legislative session as he plans to make an announcement by the end of the week. During a Wednesday press conference, … Continued
The 2nd transfer window is open and Ole Miss lost a handful of defenders to the portal, none of which were starters. Despite that, it does magnify the importance of adding depth during this window. The post Rebel Report podcast: … Continued
Mississippi State University has made history after being named the recipient of the largest contribution to ever be given to a higher education institution in the Magnolia State. The $100 million gift from George and Kathy Bishop is also among … Continued
Governor Tate Reeves has signed a bill that he believes will strengthen the integrity of Mississippi elections. Reeves signed House Bill 1310 on Wednesday, which does the following: Authorizes the Secretary of State to audit election procedures across all counties … Continued
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is ruling out in-flight structural damages as the cause for a March 29 plane crash that took place near Oxford, which left one dead and one injured. The names of the two males involved … Continued
Good Morning America will be live from Rolling Fork on Wednesday, April 26, following the recent EF-4 tornado that devastated the Delta town. Per a Facebook post from the Sharkey County Emergency Management Agency, the popular TV show will film … Continued
Severe thunderstorms will be possible late this week, mainly late Thursday night over portions of Mississippi, and then again from Friday afternoon into Friday night. The primary concerns will be for damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph and hail … Continued
A new bench in honor of Lisa Marie Presley has been placed at the birthplace of her rock ‘n’ roll father in Tupelo. The bench dedicated to Lisa Marie, who was the only daughter of Elvis Presley, was unveiled by … Continued
Parents across Mississippi may soon be allowed to enroll their children in schools throughout the state without having received certain vaccinations following a recent ruling from a federal judge. On Monday, U.S. District Judge Sul Ozerden handed down the decision … Continued
Despite the legislature recently allocating a historical amount of funds to the Mississippi Department of Transportation, Commissioner John Caldwell argues that the grants are insufficient for routine maintenance on roads and bridges. Caldwell, who represents the state’s northern district, explained … Continued