A former Mississippi corrections officer has pleaded guilty to using excessive force against an inmate, involving the use of a dangerous weapon and resulting in bodily injury. On July 11, 2019, Jessica Hill of the Mississippi Department of Corrections (MDOC) … Continued
Attorney General Lynn Fitch is standing her ground in the fight over enforcing tideland leases across the Gulf Coast, saying she sides with the Mississippi Supreme Court. In March, the Mississippi Supreme Court handed down a ruling in favor of … Continued
Training camp is just one week away. Is there anything that we can actually learn during camp that doesn’t require us to see real games first? The post Rebel Report podcast: What can we actually learn during training camp? appeared … Continued
The political portion of the Neshoba County Fair is officially underway with statewide candidates taking the stage on both Wednesday and Thursday. Following each candidate’s 10 minutes on the stump, SuperTalk Mississippi has offered those seeking office a post-speech interview … Continued
As the healthcare crisis continues across Mississippi, a new report shows that almost half of the state’s rural hospitals are in danger of closing. According to the report from the Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform (CHQPR), 34 of … Continued
Former Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant has filed a defamation suit against the CEO of Mississippi Today and the nonprofit corporate owner of the website for comments made relating to the state’s ongoing welfare scandal. Bryant sent a letter addressed to … Continued
Last week, I read an online article about feet. I can’t remember where I read it, or from which website I was perusing. I was probably during one of those Interweb rabbit holes where I’ll start watching a YouTube video … Continued
One Mississippi State University student has begun advocating for human trafficking awareness after serving as a movie extra during the making of Barbie. Brandon native Bébé Rayborn, a junior currently studying communication and philosophy at MSU, has announced plans to use … Continued
A total of $273,082.50 has been returned to a Mississippi fraud victim through civil forfeiture of a bank. According to the verified complaint for forfeiture filed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office, a Bank First account — opened in February 2023 … Continued
To no one’s surprise, tensions have elevated in Mississippi’s race to see who will represent the Republican Party for lieutenant governor. A mud-slinging match between incumbent Delbert Hosemann and challenge Sen. Chris McDaniel capped off Wednesday’s round of speeches at … Continued