Justin LeBlanc is turning his full attention to being the athletic director at Millsaps College, announcing he’s stepping down as head women’s basketball coach to dedicate more time to his administrative role. “Very grateful for the opportunity to coach the … Continued
A small airplane crashed at the Grenada Municipal Airport on Wednesday afternoon. Officials are reporting no major injuries as a result of the crash. Grenada County Emergency Management Director Greg Whitehurst told WTVA that law enforcement was notified of the … Continued
A Mississippi Gulf Coast man has been indicted for allegedly burning down a Mormon church. A federal grand jury indicted Stefan Day, also known as “Stefan Pete Day Rowold,” on six federal charges related to arson and civil rights violations. … Continued
A Calhoun County man will spend more than four years in federal prison after being convicted of his part in the burglary of a firearms store in August of 2024. 22-year-old Bryson Latavion Walker was officially sentenced to 52 months … Continued
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency has released an updated damage report following a double whammy of tornadoes that struck the state Friday and Saturday. According to MEMA, 18 tornadoes have now been confirmed by the National Weather Service. That number … Continued
The Hattiesburg Zoo has announced the death of its jaguar that had been battling serious health issues. Officials announced on Wednesday that Maya, the zoo’s beloved jaguar, was humanely put down after a rough battle with kidney disease. While Maya … Continued
Assistant USM baseball coach Travis Creel recaps last night’s win over Ole Miss and previews weekend series against ULM. Plus, former Southern Miss pitcher and current Northwest Mississippi Community College head baseball coach, Mark Carson, talks becoming all-time winningest baseball … Continued
State officials in Mississippi are urging the public to beware of scammers who send documents that appear to originate from a government agency. Specifically, small business owners are urged to review notices to assist in filing annual reports for for-profit … Continued
A bill that would create a permit system for public panhandlers in Mississippi has passed both chambers of the legislature and now awaits Gov. Tate Reeves’ signature. House Bill 1197, the “Safe Solicitation Act,” was authored by Rep. Shanda Yates, … Continued
Agriculture is the backbone of Mississippi’s economy and the lifeblood of many of our small, rural communities. Our farmers, ranchers, and agribusinesses produce a vast array of food and forestry products. They are not just providing food, fiber, shelter, and … Continued