Mississippi State’s March starts on Saturday with a game against LSU, with the Bulldogs looking to start some momentum they can carry into the coming weeks. But can Chris Jans get more from his team outside of Josh Hubbard and … Continued
Tonight’s show features a one-on-one conversation with Ole Miss athletics director Keith Carter. We’ll also dive into what’s wrong with the basketball team after the Auburn loss and read your comments
The future location of the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science (MSMS) is up for discussion once more. On Wednesday, the Mississippi State Board of Education reported that it is seeking stakeholder feedback regarding proposals from Mississippi State University (MSU) … Continued
The latest marker to be installed on the Mississippi Freedom Trail was unveiled this week, commemorating Canton native and civil rights activist Annie Bell Robinson Devine. Located in Devine’s hometown, the marker will be permanently displayed at the Madison County … Continued
As towns and cities across Mississippi prepare to hold municipal primary elections, the voter registration deadline is just days away with the final chance to do so being Monday, March 3. Secretary of State Michael Watson is encouraging everyone to … Continued
“Voice of the Trojans” Barry McKnight previews tomorrow night’s men’s basketball match-up with the Golden Eagles. Southern Miss/Louisiana Tech post-game interviews with OF Joey Urban and INF Drey Barrett. Melissa Saucier from Keith’s Superstores and Mississippi Made & More talks … Continued
The man accused of slaying former Ole Miss student Jimmie ‘Jay’ Lee will stay behind bars until his day in court. Sheldon Timothy Herrington, Jr. appeared at the Lafayette County Courthouse in Oxford for a bond hearing Thursday. Herrington was … Continued
The Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame has announced the finalists for the top male and female college basketball players in the state for the 2025 season. Starting with the Howell Trophy, which goes to the most prolific hooper on the … Continued
The Mississippi Senate approved a resolution Wednesday that would redraw 10 districts, requiring special elections in November to determine representation in the new voting districts. The resolution follows a 2024 order from a panel of federal judges that required Mississippi … Continued
A Mississippi judge on Wednesday vacated her order that a newspaper remove its editorial criticizing local officials, days after a city decided to drop the lawsuit that spurred it. The judge’s order had been widely condemned by free speech advocates … Continued