For the second time in seven days, Southern Miss faced Texas State with the game being a second-half thriller that resulted in overtime. After surviving with a close win in Hattiesburg on Monday, the outcome on Saturday night in San … Continued
83 years after the federal government approved plans to protect the south Delta area of Mississippi from flooding, efforts to construct the “Yazoo pumps” could soon come to fruition. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) signed a landmark record … Continued
Mississippi’s former GOP head has been tabbed to chair the party’s national rules committee. Frank Bordeaux, a native of Gulfport, was elevated to the position with the Republican National Committee by a unanimous vote. Bordeaux takes over after spending nearly … Continued
The Belhaven baseball team has found a new home for the upcoming season, which begins next month. The Blazers, who compete in the Division III Collegiate Conference of the South, will now take the field at Trustmark Park in Pearl. … Continued
A top-25 Magnolia State matchup will be on the docket this weekend as No. 15 Mississippi State is set to welcome No. 21 Ole Miss for what is expected to be a must-watch battle on the hardwood. The Bulldogs (14-3, … Continued
Southern Miss softball’s OF/UTL Kinsley Gordon, INF Nealy McManus and softball SID/Graduate Assistant, Charlie Luttrell, plus Patrick Magee, Sports Editor for The Times-Picayune, talks Saints head coach search.
After a series of appeals, court hearings, and a long waiting period, Southern Miss basketball’s John Wade III has been granted immediate eligibility via a confidential settlement with the NCAA. Wade, who transferred to Southern Miss ahead of the 2024-25 … Continued
A jailer in Stone County is now on the other side of justice after allegedly smuggling contraband into a county-owned garbage truck for inmate use. Bryan Rodgers, an inmate work supervisor at the Stone County Regional Correction Facility, is accused … Continued
A large sum of federal dollars has been allocated to fight nuisance creatures and ailments in the Magnolia State U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, R-Miss., announced Friday that more than $667,000 in funding from the Department of Agriculture (USDA) has been … Continued
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Friday unanimously upheld the federal law banning TikTok beginning Sunday unless it’s sold by its China-based parent company, holding that the risk to national security posed by its ties to China overcomes concerns … Continued