Dangerous heat continues to grip Mississippi. Heat index readings are expected to climb as high as 110 today, raising the risk of heat exhaustion and heat-related illness. Here’s your statewide forecast from the National Weather Service. Northern Mississippi Today will be … Continued
Mississippi State started preseason camp with a number of questions that needed to be answered before the Bulldogs take the field in Hattiesburg August 30. At the halfway point, what do know about State today that we didn’t know three … Continued
The University of Mississippi Medical Center School of Nursing is establishing a new scholarship program courtesy of a $2 million donation. Students at the nursing school’s Jackson and Oxford locations will now have access to the new Joanne and William … Continued
Seven volunteer fire departments in Mississippi are receiving a major boost in resources thanks to the Good Neighbor Firefighter Safety Program, a partnership between State Farm and the National Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC). On August 18, recognized as Volunteer Firefighters … Continued
With just under three months away from the college basketball season tipping off, the Ole Miss men’s team officially has the final piece of its roster. On Monday, Rebel officials confirmed that France native Ilias Kamardine had made it to … Continued
Dima Mixon returns to the Eagle Hour as co-host. Scott Watkins, high school sports and Southern Miss athletics reporter for the Sun Herald, talks Sun Belt football.
While sold-out stadiums, television contracts, and game-day traffic jams often define Division I college football, they also bring something with them: sky-high ticket prices, swollen athletic budgets, and what can feel like a community less and less engaged in a … Continued
Gov. Tate Reeves has given the green light for around 200 Mississippi National Guard troops to be sent to the nation’s capital as President Donald Trump continues his push to flood Washington, D.C. with federal law enforcement. Last week, Trump … Continued
For years, Mississippians with dreams of making it big on “American Idol” have had to travel long-distances – often to cities like Atlanta, Dallas, or New Orleans – just for a chance to audition. Now, thanks to virtual auditions, talented singers … Continued
Passenger train service has officially returned to the Mississippi Gulf Coast after nearly two decades without. Amtrak’s highly anticipated “Mardi Gras Service” departed with members of the public for the first time Monday morning, traveling from Mobile, Ala., to New … Continued