The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) has issued an initial damage report from severe weather that swept across portions of the state May 12-13. According to MEMA, one person died in Wilkinson County. The deceased has been confirmed as Patricia … Continued
The view from my desk is inspirational. I’ve been in the same office for 27 years. There are no windows, but I have surrounded myself with things that inspire me and things that I love. There are a lot of … Continued
To say the older you get, the better you become is certainly true when it comes to the golf career of journeyman Doug Barron. Following Barron’s graduation from Mississippi State in 1992, a lengthy but mediocre career in professional golf … Continued
Southern Miss alumnus Karen Waldrup took The Voice stage on Monday night with what may have been her most passionate performance to date on the hit NBC singing show. Waldrup, a Mandeville, La., native vying to be in the top … Continued
An investigation is underway after a dead body was found on the side of the road in Lauderdale County Tuesday morning. According to police, a driver called law enforcement around 6:15 a.m. to report an individual lying on King Road … Continued
The University of Southern Mississippi’s Registered Teacher Apprenticeship (RTA) program is the first in the state to be recognized by the Mississippi Office of the U.S. Department of Labor. Students with USM’s RTA program will now have the opportunity to … Continued
Monday was the final day for Gov. Tate Reeves to veto bills passed by the Mississippi legislature during the 2024 session and veto he did. The Republican nixed a handful of suffrage bills while allowing other related bills to go … Continued
Northern Mississippi Today will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms and highs near 80. Tonight will be partly cloudy with lows in the lower 60s. Central Mississippi You can expect patchy fog in the morning and partly sunny skies … Continued
Mississippi State let a golden opportunity to seal up a host site for the NCAA Tournament slip through their fingers this past weekend. The Bulldogs are now part of a crowded field of teams trying to get one of the … Continued
A former salesman faces a maximum of three decades in prison for conspiring to scam more than 100 Mississippi schools out of taxpayer dollars in rigged contracts for football equipment. Charles Ferrell Trimm has fessed up to his role in … Continued