Oxford podiatrist Marion Shaun Lund got off on the wrong foot with a federal jury as he was issued a nine-count indictment for being involved in a $3.8 million healthcare fraud scheme. The podiatrist owned The Foot Doctor, a clinic … Continued
After a short Media Days induced hiatus, Thunder & Lightning return with plenty of Mississippi State sports to talk about. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk discuss the MLB Draft, State football’s latest commitment, and what very little we learned from … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) reported 2,001 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday. The latest update brings the state’s total number of cases to 864,529. With zero additional deaths, the number of Mississippians who have passed away due to … Continued
The Mississippi Board of Education voted on Thursday to allow individuals with enhanced concealed carry permits to carry guns inside public schools. During the meeting, Mississippi Department of Education General Counsel Erin Meyer explained how the decision was made in … Continued
Hot and humid conditions will continue to result in dangerous heat stress through this weekend. Heat indices will likely exceed 110 degrees in the west. Heat stroke and exhaustion will be likely with prolonged outdoor activity. Stay hydrated and take … Continued
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Mississippi’s Mega Millions jackpot continues to grow, with the most recent total rising to an estimated $660 million. If a player hits the drawing on Friday, it will be the third largest payout win in Mega Millions history. Currently, it … Continued
Senator Roger Wicker, R-Miss., is opposing legislation that would end Puerto Rico’s status as a territory and allow residents to choose between three different status options. H.R. 8393, which seems destined to pass the House before heading to the Senate, … Continued
Three individuals have been arrested in Yalobusha County on charges of fraudulent statements/representations, conspiracy, and obtaining an object of value with intent to defraud. The three arrests include former Coffeeville School District Superintendent Vivian Robinson, Nichols Elementary School Principal Melissa … Continued
Initial public hearing dates are scheduled for Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann’s nine-member Senate Study Group on Women, Children, and Families. General topics set for these dates include a statistical overview and maternal/child healthcare, adoption, foster care, child support, childcare availability, … Continued