A Richland woman will be spending time behind bars for allegedly selling drugs out of a fast-food restaurant located near a local school. An investigation led by Richland Police’s FLEX unit uncovered that Brandi Jo Luke had been selling narcotics … Continued
Incumbent GOP Representative Nick Bain is on the verge of being upset following the final tally from Tuesday’s runoff elections as he received 22 fewer votes than challenger Brad Mattox. On Wednesday morning, Bain — a three-term representative from Corinth — … Continued
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Keeping things secret is all the rage in today’s college football. Especially at Ole Miss. Are you the fans “fed up” with it? Let’s talk about it The post Rebel Report podcast: The QB “battle” in Oxford remains a secret … Continued
The Mississippi State football team is set to pay tribute to its late head coach Mike Leach during the team’s season opener on Saturday. Leach, who spent the final three seasons of his legendary coaching career in Starkville, will be … Continued
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation (MBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred on Wednesday at a residence on Clark Avenue in Southaven. MBI received notification at approximately 6:40 a.m. of this critical incident involving the Desoto County Sheriff’s Department. … Continued
Mississippians across the state are sending aid to Florida as Hurricane Idalia makes landfall in the Big Bend region. Dozens of Baldwin County electricians with Riviera Utilities arrived in Gainesville, Fla. on Tuesday afternoon to prepare for the incoming storms … Continued
Mississippi archery specialist Waldo Cleland has passed away at age 58. Cleland, a Columbia native, was the founder and owner of Waldo’s Sports Center from 1984-2003. He joined the pro circuit of archery in the early 1990s and went on … Continued
The Ole Miss community lost one its trailblazers on Monday when Coolidge Ball, the university’s first Black student-athlete, passed away at the age of 71. Ball, an Indianola native, signed a scholarship with the Rebels in August 1970 to play … Continued
Following Tuesday’s primary election runoffs, Mississippi is in line to become the second to last state to elect an openly gay lawmaker. Fabian Nelson defeated Roshunda Harris-Allen by nearly 38 points in the Democratic runoff for House District 66. With … Continued