St. Dominic Hospital in Jackson will host its fourth annual read-a-thon from Sept. 8-18, joining more than 250 hospitals worldwide to support premature babies and their families. The “Babies with Books NICU Read-A-Thon” is based on studies showing that reading … Continued
After years of steady hikes, Mississippi auto insurance rates are showing signs of stabilizing, with more than a dozen companies approving decreases this year that could affect 80% of drivers. The decreases mark a shift from a nationwide surge that … Continued
The Belmont community is mourning the loss of a teenager who died in an ATV accident on Labor Day. Ava Colley, 15, died at a hospital in New Albany after the wreck occurred in her hometown. Medics attempted to airlift … Continued
Columbus-based District Attorney Scott Colom has made his bid for U.S. Senate official. Weeks after Mississippi House Minority Leader Robert Johnson hinted that Colom is a candidate both state and national Democratic leadership are pushing to challenge incumbent Republican Cindy … Continued
A Winston County man’s charges have been elevated after a victim he allegedly set on fire passed away. Authorities report that Willie Ray Harrison, who was initially charged with attempted murder, is now facing murder charges following the death of … Continued
It’s shaping up to be another sunny day with occasional showers not out of the picture. Here’s your statewide forecast from the National Weather Service. Northern Mississippi After some morning fog, the sun should come out and stay out for … Continued
Today was a day where the news was flowing, but it has to wait as Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk are back in the mailbag. You’ve got your week two edition of The Rumblings ready for your listening pleasure.
It’s Kentucky week. And the result from last season still hangs over the Ole Miss program. Can they overcome it? We talk about that, what Lane Kiffin said about the matchup, and more on tonight’s show
A $10 scratch-off sold by the Mississippi Lottery Corporation has been recalled due to printing errors. Officials announced Monday that “$2,000 Loaded” tickets had been pulled from retailers statewide when the issues were identified shortly after the game’s launch on … Continued
Mississippi State Auditor Shad White announced Tuesday the creation of the “Defend the ‘Sip Fellowship,” a program designed for law graduates awaiting training to join the Judge Advocate General’s (JAG) corporation in the military. The fellowship will allow graduates to … Continued