Two Mississippi males will spend several years behind bars for separate sex crimes committed on opposite sides of the state. Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced the sentencings of John Rouse and Edward Ewing, who were identified, investigated, and prosecuted by … Continued
Registration is now open for women to receive free screenings in central Mississippi. The University of Mississippi Medical Center’s Cancer Center and Research Institute and the College of American Pathologists Foundation will be hosting the See, Test, and Treat event … Continued
A stolen 32-foot trailer has been recovered in Louisiana following an ongoing investigation that began in late December. According to the Mississippi Agriculture and Livestock Theft Bureau (MALTB), the gooseneck trailer was found in Baton Rouge last Thursday after being … Continued
Mississippi’s two U.S. senators have both confirmed they will be voting against a border security bill set to hit the floor on Wednesday, joining fellow Republicans in killing the bipartisan legislation introduced earlier this week. The $118 billion package, which … Continued
Concerns of a potential breach at Arkabutla Dam have greatly decreased due to a drop in lake levels, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reports. In late January, the Corps sounded the alarm that the uptick in precipitation and melting … Continued
One of the three teens who escaped from the Henley-Young-Patton Juvenile Justice Center one month ago has had his capital murder trial postponed. According to court documents, 16-year-old Robert Earl Smith was scheduled to appear in court on Monday for … Continued
Singing River Healthcare Academy has announced the completion of the first-ever licensed practical nurse (LPN) apprenticeship program in Mississippi. The academy, in partnership with Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, had 13 apprentices pass their NCLEX-PN exam — a test to … Continued
Ole Miss came back from being down huge at South Carolina, but it wasnt enough. Here’s your postgame reaction show The post Rebel Report podcast: Comeback falls short in Columbia appeared first on SuperTalk Mississippi.
Cheers! Lawmakers in the Mississippi House of Representatives have passed legislation that would allow more small towns across the state to sell wine and liquor. Of course, it is legal for those 21 and older to possess and drink alcohol … Continued
A major leadership vacancy in the Mississippi Highway Patrol has been filled. Department of Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell announced Captain James Ivory III as the newest lieutenant colonel of the MHP. Ivory has served in various positions within DPS … Continued