The Harrison County Sheriff’s Office confirmed Sunday evening that the body of a missing Pass Christian woman was discovered, and foul play is suspected. Law enforcement requested the public’s assistance Sunday morning in locating Joyce Gomez, 38, who was last … Continued
It feels like Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk could have just uploaded a show from any spring weekend over the past few years, as Mississippi State once again finds itself ruing missed opportunities in a series defeat to Auburn that … Continued
As Pete Golding and company look to rebuild the Ole Miss secondary after losing a slew of contributors on last year’s 10-win squad, the Rebels have landed a safety who began his college playing days in the Magnolia State. Wydett … Continued
One of central Mississippi’s favorite outdoor concerts is just around the corner. Mississippi Symphony Orchestra’s Pepsi Pops will celebrate its 44th year at Old Trace Park at the Ross Barnett Reservoir, putting a symphonic spin on chart toppers, movie themes, … Continued
Officials in McComb celebrated the grand opening of a new Coca-Cola sales center and warehouse on Friday. The facility, estimated to be a $15 million investment by the soft drink giant, is located on 12 acres off I-55 in Gateway … Continued
As water levels rise along the Mississippi River, threatening flooding, Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann is urging the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to exhaust all possible flood control options before considering opening the Bonnet Carré spillway. Officials are gearing … Continued
Another Netflix series set in Mississippi will soon be available for viewers nationwide to watch. After The Kings of Tupelo: A Southern Crime Saga became the talk of many towns with its winding, true story of two local enemies who … Continued
You might miss out on a few things this weekend in Hattiesburg. But that’s okay, because the “Busiest Weekend to be a Hattiesburger” has enough events from Friday to Saturday to fill anyone’s schedule. Community leaders gathered Thursday at the … Continued
Gov. Tate Reeves has vetoed a bill aimed at reforming Mississippi’s certificate of need laws. For those unfamiliar with the concept, certificate of need laws, colloquially known as CON laws, originated at the state level in New York in 1964 … Continued
Five people from Florida were arrested in Mississippi for using stolen debit and credit card information, according to a release from law enforcement. Deputies with the Rankin County Sheriff’s Office were notified of a male subject traveling on a scooter … Continued