A pair of north Mississippians have been indicted as part of a sweeping bust of alleged fraudsters in the healthcare industry. The U.S. Departments of Justice announced Monday that its 2025 National Health Care Fraud Takedown was successful in a … Continued
A new marker on the Mississippi Freedom Trail was recently unveiled in Lexington, commemorating a U.S. Supreme Court decision that played a pivotal role in desegregating public schools. The marker was unveiled at S.V. Marshall Elementary School, the grounds of … Continued
A former Panola County employee had pleaded guilty to one count of embezzlement of public funds, according to an announcement by the Mississippi Office of State Auditor. Carvelle Russell admitted to misusing a fuel card assigned to the Panola County … Continued
Ty Pinkins is moving on from the Democratic Party after two runs at statewide office under the blue banner. The U.S. Army veteran and attorney-turned-politico officially announced his intention to walk away from his longtime affiliation Tuesday. In the same … Continued
Expect some showers and thunderstorms across Mississippi today. Here’s your statewide forecast from the National Weather Service. Northern Mississippi Today will be partly sunny with patchy fog in the morning. Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon. Highs will be … Continued
Mississippi State continues to wait out a final decision from star third baseman Ace Reese, but the Diamond Dawgs aren’t waiting to add more talent in the meantime. Brian Hadad discusses the newest addition to the roster, then heads to … Continued
Jamal Roberts may have earned a key to the hearts of at-home audiences during his time on American Idol, as is evidenced by his first-place finish in the show’s most recent season, but the Meridian native will not be accepting … Continued
A pair of brothers are the second and third arrests made by law enforcement in connection with a mass shooting in southeast Mississippi. The deadly gunfire killed one and injured eight others at the Fayette Day Festival on May 31. … Continued
July is almost here, which means a long list of bills will be enacted into law. After months of lawmaking that included the regularly scheduled session and then a later special session to hash out the state budget, hundreds of … Continued
Mississippi’s legal arm is teaming up with a nationally recognized nonprofit to provide residents with an app aimed at tackling human trafficking. Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced on Monday that her office is partnering with Safe House Project to launch … Continued