Plans to bring Amtrak passenger services back to the Mississippi Gulf Coast for the first time since Hurricane Katrina may not be coming to fruition as they lack the support necessary from city officials one state over. Back in 2022, … Continued
A death investigation is underway after human remains were spotted in Jones County. Sheriff Joe Berlin confirms that the remains were found on Wednesday along Tom Windham Road near the Tallahala Creek. No further details have been given at this … Continued
New legislation in Mississippi will lengthen the runoff election process. Starting on January 1, 2025, runoffs in state elections will take place four weeks following Election Day, instead of the previous three-week period. The bill aims to give circuit clerks … Continued
While the temps may be hot, Mississippi’s lottery games are staying cool – according to the Mississippi Lottery Corporation. The MLC announced three new games coming to stores across the state next month, including the “$1 Lottery Ticket,” “Big Money … Continued
A death investigation has been launched after a child was found unresponsive inside a vehicle on Tuesday afternoon. Per a report from WDAM, the child was found inside the car at a home in Richton. At the time, it was … Continued
The Mississippi Hospital Association (MHA) has announced Richard Roberson as its new president and chief executive officer. Roberson returns to MHA after previously serving as the association’s vice president of policy and state advocacy from 2015-23. In that role, he … Continued
Northern Mississippi Today will be partly sunny with a slight chance of showers, thunderstorms, and highs in the mid-90s. Heat index readings will range from 104 to 109. Showers and thunderstorms are possible again tonight with lows in the lower … Continued
It is hot outside, as the dog days of summer approach and the days get a little shorter. But no matter how sweltering it is out, Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk always keep cool when they are answering their listener’s … Continued
We are undoubtedly heading into a new era of college football. So many different avenues are being paved (or repaved for that matter), including the incoming 12-team College Football Playoff, more NIL money going out, rule changes such as the … Continued
The University Television Center at Mississippi State, along with the MSU Films initiative, has brought home seven new Emmy awards from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences-Southeast Chapter. The awards were presented during a recent gathering in Atlanta, … Continued