A Clay County man’s post-court actions caused him to receive a sentence nearly three times as large as the one he had just been handed. Amonty Young, 37, was initially going to spend 25 years in prison for attempted murder … Continued
A man from the Pearl River Community of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians will spend a decade in prison for incest. Court documents reveal that, in July 2021, 52-year-old Ronnie Reed, Sr., had an illicit sexual relationship with an … Continued
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Northern Mississippi Showers are likely today with a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon and highs in the lower 80s. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showers, thunderstorms, and lows in the lower 70s. Central Mississippi … Continued
The term “changing landscape of college football” has been overused to the point of hilarity, but it is an accurate assessment of the sport over the past three years. Are we nearing a day where change stops, or at least … Continued
Zac Selmon’s tenure as Mississippi State’s athletic director has seen an almost never-ending parade of change in the landscape of college athletics, and the head Bulldog has done his best to stay on pace with it. What does he see … Continued
Texas A&M’s program seems to be in a good place following the departure of Jimbo Fisher and the arrival of Mike Elko. Can Mississippi State find a way to win against the Aggies, or will A&M make it two in … Continued
Georgia will likely be the number one team in the nation in the opening polls, and likely still hold that ranking when Mississippi State arrives in Athens in October. Brian Hadad welcomes Jordan Hill of Dawgs247 to give a preview … Continued
A former Gulfport police officer has been tabbed as the top official of the FBI National Academy Associates (FBINAA). The nonprofit organization’s national board this week appointed Craig Petersen as president during an official swearing-in ceremony held in Kansas City, … Continued
As pupils will soon return to the classroom across the Magnolia State, law enforcement officials are reminding drivers to observe special laws when school buses are operating on roadways. Nathan’s Law, which was passed by the state legislature in 2011, … Continued