Mississippi State University and William Carey University are partnering up to bring the Magnolia State into a national collaborative focused on building rural communities through education. The Rural Schools Collaborative, which works to sustain rural communities by addressing teacher shortages through … Continued
As Mississippians continue to weather the summer blaze, the state health department is offering tips to keep folks safe amid the brutal conditions. The Mississippi State Department of Health is launching a new campaign called “Summer Survival” which will provide … Continued
Former Mississippi Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks commissioner Bill Cossar has been formally recognized for his service to conserving the state’s wildlife and natural resources. The commission unanimously passed a resolution in mid-June to honor Cossar for his lifelong … Continued
After 31 years of service as the director of the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science, Charles Knight has announced his retirement. Under the guidance of Knight, the Jackson museum reached new heights, including the prestigious American Alliance of Museums accreditation … Continued
Charging stations for electric vehicles continue to pop up across Mississippi, with the latest being unveiled in downtown Brandon. Funded through Entergy Mississippi, the $350,000 fast charging station was strategically placed near Interstate 20 and Interstate 55 to not only … Continued
The Mississippi Highway Patrol (MHP) is preparing to kick off its Independence Day travel period From Thursday at 6:00 a.m. to midnight on Sunday, there will be a heightened presence of law enforcement officers on Mississippi roadways. ”As we make … Continued
Fireworks for Mississippians of all ages to enjoy will be occurring across the state beginning Wednesday and throughout the weekend to celebrate the Fourth of July. Here’s where to catch a fireworks show near you: Wednesday, July 3 Biloxi – … Continued
In the dog days of summer, we’ll begin with a simple question… is 12-0 or 8-4 “more likely” for Ole Miss in 2024? We’ll talk about that plus your comments and more The post Rebel Report podcast: Is 12-0 or … Continued
Northern Mississippi It will be sunny today with a slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the mid to upper 90s with heat index readings between 111 and 116. Tonight will be mostly clear with lows … Continued
As part of his agenda to improve education outcomes in Mississippi, Republican Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann is planning to propose several policy measures to reduce the state’s chronic absenteeism rates next legislative session. Chronic absenteeism is defined as missing more … Continued