Hours after Team Kennedy issued a press release stating Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “We The People” party had gained ballot access in Mississippi, the Secretary of State’s Office is saying differently. A spokesperson for Secretary Michael Watson told SuperTalk Mississippi … Continued
Northern Mississippi Today will be mostly cloudy with highs in the lower 90s and the highest heat index readings between 100 and 102. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with lows in the lower to mid-70s. Central Mississippi Today will be … Continued
Five months after it was reported that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., was aiming to create his own political party in certain states to get on the presidential ballot with fewer signatures than would be required for an unaffiliated candidate, the … Continued
Every quarterback Jeff Lebby has ever coached has put up elite numbers. Every team he’s ever called plays for has had a receiver that put up video game numbers. Can Blake Shapen keep that trend going for Mississippi State? Who … Continued
Following the grand jury indictment, former Long Beach youth pastor John Jones was arrested on Saturday by the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office for two charges of sexual battery and touching of a child for lustful purposes. According to the Long Beach … Continued
Bond has been denied for the three suspects connected to the shooting death of Southern Miss football player MJ Daniels. Orlando May, 18, Allen Marcus Gardner, 17, and Samir Green, 16, will remain behind bars until trial. Each of the … Continued
As the Mississippi and Alabama legislatures prepare to square off in the first-ever Battle of the Tombigbee charity softball game, each state’s governors are putting skin in the game. The pair of legislatures will battle it out on the diamond … Continued
Hinds County’s board of supervisors has narrowly approved a controversial solar farm to be constructed right outside of Mississippi’s capital city. In a 3-2 vote on Monday, supervisors gave the green light for Charlottesville, Va.-based Apex Clean Energy to build … Continued
Frank Neville’s tenure as president at Millsaps College is officially underway. Neville, who comes to the private liberal arts school in Jackson from Georgia Tech, began his duties on Monday. He previously served as senior vice president of strategic initiatives … Continued
A City of Jackson employee has been terminated following an “alarming amount of fraud” discovered by the municipality’s Human Resources department. Mayor Chokwe Lumumba made the announcement during a Monday press briefing. According to the mayor, human resources director Toya … Continued