Nearly three and half years after COVID-19 hit Mississippi, the state has surpassed the one million mark in recorded cases. The latest weekly report of 800 cases from the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) brings the state’s total number … Continued
A Mathiston man has been found guilty of nine felonies for his role during the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Thomas Smith, 44, along with his cousin, Alabama resident Donnie Wren, traveled to Washington, D.C. to attend the … Continued
The post SuperTalk Eagle Hour: Broadcasting from Fuzzy’s Taco Shop in Hattiesburg, Head Football Coach Will Hall and the Voice of the Golden Eagles, John Cox, Fuzzy’s owner Justin Harris and Ragin’ Cajuns Pitching Coach Seth Thibodeaux appeared first on … Continued
The police chief of Mississippi’s capital city has announced plans to retire after nearly three decades with the department. James Davis released that he will be stepping down from the Jackson Police Department during a press conference on Friday. “I want … Continued
When we started Lazy Magnolia there were very few packaging breweries in the South, and none in Mississippi. Opportunities for learning the business and the trade were far and few between. The Brewer’s Association was still very young, and the … Continued
In his last outing of the regular season, Tanner Hall may have made it his best one. The Southern Miss right-hander shut out Louisiana 4-0 over eight innings of near-perfect ball, including 12 strikeouts. The victory extends the No. 24 … Continued
Isolated severe storms are possible in some areas of our state tonight and Saturday. Damaging winds and hail up to the size of a quarter will be the main threats associated with these storms. Northern Mississippi– Partly sunny, with a … Continued
Mississippi State’s mission was simple this weekend, get a sweep and hope for results to go their way elsewhere. The Bulldogs left it late, but Amani Larry’s walkoff bomb gave State the first win of the three they need. Future … Continued
It’s Part 2 of our compliation podcasts from the SEC Spring Wraparound series. This time, we look closer to home with six interviews previewing the SEC West. Photo courtesy of Mississippi State athletics The post T&L Extra: SEC West Spring … Continued
A local science teacher has been named one of 10 individuals selected to participate in the National STEM Scholar Program. Kandice Taylor, who teaches at Brinkley Middle School in Jackson, was the only educator chosen from Mississippi. The program, which … Continued