College baseball, which has largely stayed the same in terms of rules since its full-on inception in 1947, recently introduced some big changes. In a nutshell, here’s what’s different for the 2023 season: A 20-second action clock with runners on … Continued
Following the disqualification of two Democratic nominees seeking to become Mississippi’s next governor, Secretary of State Michael Watson is questioning the merit of the party’s decision to remove them from the race. The Mississippi Democratic Party recently disqualified gubernatorial candidates … Continued
A grand jury has cleared the Gulfport police officer involved in the October death of 15-year-old Jaheim McMillan. On Wednesday, the jury released a partial report after considering the incidents leading up to the officer shooting McMillan, stating that no … Continued
There are currently 86 health departments across the entirety of Mississippi, allowing residents in nearly every county to have access to at least one building that provides public health to the area. According to State Health Officer Dr. Dan Edney, the … Continued
COVID-19 cases in Mississippi are decreasing, according to the Mississippi State Department of Health. In its weekly report, the MSDH confirmed 2,491 new cases from Feb. 14-20. The seven-day update comes after 10 consecutive reports of 3,000 cases or more. … Continued
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Ole Miss baseball star pitcher Hunter Elliott will not pitch this weekend do to arm soreness, but the details are otherwise vague. We talk about that plus some thoughts on Chris Beard, Will Wade, and Ole Miss basketball The post … Continued
The Mississippi Aquarium is set to invite children the chance to spend the night during the “ZZZ’s by the Sea” event once again, with four sessions set to be offered throughout 2023. During the sleepovers, children ages five to 12 … Continued
The Mississippi House of Representatives passed a bill known as the “Pregnancy Resource Act” on Tuesday with an overwhelming 104-8 vote. House Bill 1671, which was authored by Speaker Philip Gunn, is an expanded tax credit for families and those … Continued
The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) has extended the application deadline for the Mississippi Teacher Residency (MTR) program past the original date. Now, applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all 200 slots are filled or the participating … Continued