The 2022-23 Southern Miss men’s basketball team has etched itself in history as the most-improved team in Division I history. According to NCAA records, which date back to 1974, the Golden Eagles’ +18 improvement is now considered the best of … Continued
President Joe Biden has ended the national emergency for COVID-19 more than three years after its implementation. Biden signed House Joint Resolution 7, authored by Representative Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., which was adopted by the Senate in March with bipartisan support. … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health has designated the University of Mississippi Medical Center as a verified Mississippi Burn Center. MSDH officials reviewed UMMC’s application for designated burn center status and visited the campus to assess compliance with the rules … Continued
After going undrafted in Monday’s WNBA Draft, Angel Baker of Ole Miss has been invited to training camp with the Chicago Sky. Baker, a senior point guard, led the Lady Rebels with 14.8 points and 2.5 assists per game during … Continued
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Governor Tate Reeves has signed two bills aimed at strengthening Mississippi’s cybersecurity efforts and countering Chinese technological threats. Reeves approved Senate Bill 2853 on Tuesday, which prohibits state agencies from purchasing small, unarmed aircraft systems or drones manufactured by foreign … Continued
Jackson officials have released that the city is looking for a way to reimburse residents for unperformed sanitation services as the second week without any trash collection services continues. City Attorney Catoria Martin stated during Tuesday’s city council meeting that … Continued
State lawmakers allocated a historic amount of money to the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) during the 2023 legislative session to improve infrastructure and fully fund capacity projects. MDOT received a total of nearly $2 billion, which includes roughly $1.5 … Continued
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is entering into an agreement with the American Red Cross to assist in temporarily lodging displaced residents from the deadly tornadoes that hit the state on March 24. Eligible disaster survivors will be placed into … Continued
The American Idol journey is continuing for two Mississippians. Zachariah Smith, a burger-flipping stepfather out of Amory, and Colin Stough, an HVAC technician from the 79-person town of Gattman, are both heading to the competition’s semifinals in Hawaii after stellar … Continued