In the first live voting episode of American Idol season 21, fans across the nation decided to place Mississippi residents Zachariah Smith and Colin Stough in the competition’s top 10. Sunday night’s theme of “Rock and Roll Hall of Fame” … Continued
Southern Miss was hitting the ball on all cylinders this weekend, capping off a sweep over Sun Belt opponent Arkansas State with a 17-7 mercy rule victory Sunday afternoon. Southern Miss (28-15 overall, 14-7 SBC), who has now won six … Continued
Only one more Mississippi State Bulldog heard his name called over the final two days of the NFL draft, followed by a number of undrafted free agent deals. Who is headed where, and who else could end up getting a … Continued
Jerry Raynes, an escaped inmate captured in Texas earlier this week, is expected to be extradited back to Mississippi in the coming days. Raynes, 51, waived his right to fight extradition in a 25-second court proceeding Friday after being captured … Continued
Governor Tate Reeves has declared April 30-May 6 as Hurricane Preparedness Week in Mississippi. The Republican governor along with the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency are encouraging residents to utilize this week to prepare for the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season. “Over … Continued
Draft weekend is over and we saw four former Ole Miss football players selected. We look at who it was, where they went, and also the UDFA’s that signed with teams as well. The post Rebel Report podcast: Four former … Continued
Millsaps College has announced the resignation of head football coach Isaac Carter, who has accepted the defensive coordinator position at the University of San Diego. Carter, hired by the Majors in February 2020, compiled an overall record of 6-18 over … Continued
With the 39th pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, the Carolina Panthers selected Ole Miss wide receiver Jonathan Mingo. Mingo finished the 2022 season with 51 receptions for 861 yards and five touchdowns. The All-SEC receiver, who stands at 6’2” … Continued
The city of Rolling Fork, which was completely devastated by the late March tornado that pillaged through part of Mississippi, saw over $150,000 in donations within 24 hours of Good Morning America’s broadcast in the Delta town. GMA, in its “Mississippi … Continued
Over the past couple of years, Mississippians have noticed an increase in utility costs, particularly for energy-related commodities such as air conditioning and heat, with one state leader fearing prices will continue to rise if green energy policies are enforced. … Continued