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
Mississippi’s largest conference on health will take place in Flowood this summer. From June 4-6, healthcare officials and leaders in the state will gather for the 2025 Empowering Communities for a Healthy Mississippi Conference. Hosted by the Mississippi State Department … Continued
Northern Mississippi It will be breezy and mostly cloudy today with a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the mid-70s. Tonight will be mostly clear and colder with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows will … Continued
An explosive bottom of the fifth inning propelled No. 19 Southern Miss to a 6-2 win over No. 18 Ole Miss in a neutral-site revenge matchup. The Golden Eagles (15-6, 2-1 Sun Belt) got to work early in Trustmark Park … Continued
North Carolina absolutely dominated SDSU in the play-in game of the NCAA Tournament. What did we learn about Ole Miss’ opponent tonight? A Lot. Let’s talk about it
On paper, there are a lot of similarities between Mississippi State and their first round opponent in the NCAA Tournament, the Baylor Bears. At the same time, there are some key differences between the squads, including one that could be … Continued
Mississippi State’s journey into the NCAA Tournament begins Friday with a showdown against the Baylor Bears? What kind of team are the Bulldogs facing, and how do they match up with the Bears from the Big 12? Brian Hadad welcomes … Continued
The fight to eliminate the state income tax in Mississippi lives to see another day. On Monday, committees in the Mississippi Senate and House of Representatives gutted one another’s tax reform bills and adopted amended proposals. One day later, each … Continued
Mississippi College did not have to look far to find a new men’s basketball coach. Following the departure of Randy Bolden, who went 43-69 in four seasons, the Division II school in Clinton went 15 miles and pulled Josh Brooks … Continued