Northern Mississippi– Partly sunny with a slight chance of afternoon showers and highs in the upper 70s. Becoming mostly cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and lows in the lower 60s. Central Mississippi– Mostly sunny with a slight chance … Continued
It is really is this simple for Mississippi State basketball. A win Thursday over Florida puts you in the NCAA Tournament, a loss and you can begin planning for a home date in the NIT. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk … Continued
The 2022-2023 high school basketball season has reached an end in Mississippi with 12 teams taking home a state title. Below is the final score for each classification’s championship game. Class 1A: Boys – McEvans 67, McAdams 48. Brandon Hall and … Continued
Mississippi has its first-ever official state gemstone. Governor Tate Reeves on Friday signed Senate Bill 2138 into law naming the opal the state’s gemstone. SB 2138, which passed unanimously in both the House of Representatives and Senate, describes the state’s opal … Continued
Former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines is promoting a “Women’s Bill of Rights” in response to transgender athletes who identify as female being able to compete in women’s sports. Gaines, a 12-time All-American swimmer, was on her way to … Continued
Singing River Health System’s hospital in Gulfport will be closing its labor and delivery unit, as well as additional obstetric services in less than a month. Officials with the hospital announced the closure on Thursday, stating that the cause was … Continued
The post SuperTalk Eagle Hour: Broadcasting From Fuzzy’s Taco Shop In Hattiesburg – Brendan Smith, Play-By-Play Voice For Dallas Baptist Previews Weekend Series Plus Southern Miss Basketball Guard And Sun Belt Newcomer Of The Year Award Winner Austin Crowley appeared … Continued
Chapel Hart is set to perform a special outdoor concert at GRAMMY Museum Mississippi. The Poplarville-based trio of America’s Got Talent finalists will take the main stage at the museum’s lawn on Tuesday, April 11 at 7 p.m. to kick … Continued
A bill that would remove fentanyl test strips from being considered paraphernalia has passed in both chambers of the Mississippi legislature. House Bill 722, which was authored by Representative Christopher Bell, states that “‘paraphernalia’ does not include any materials used … Continued
One McComb woman has been convicted by a federal jury of conspiring to receive federal unemployment insurance benefits and making a false statement to a federal agent. According to court documents, 51-year-old Laketia Andrews conspired with Sedrick Pittman, Marcus Parker, … Continued