It’s been nearly 50 days since Hollywood writers hit the picket lines, affecting the production of TV shows and movies across the country. Wondering how the strike is impacting Mississippi specifically, we caught up with Nina Parikh of the Mississippi … Continued
As nearly 43,000 residents across the state remain without power, people are not happy with Entergy Mississippi. Over the course of the weekend, multiple Twitter users called out Entergy, blaming the company for seemingly changing its map to be more … Continued
As Mississippi continues to get hit with severe weather, multiple tornadoes have been confirmed from Sunday night. According to Governor Tate Reeves, tornadoes touched ground southeast of Florence in Rankin County and across Jasper County in Louin, Bay Springs, and … Continued
Northern Mississippi– Mostly sunny today with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the mid to upper 80s. Mostly clear with a slight chance of more showers and thunderstorms tonight. Lows will be near 70. Central Mississippi– … Continued
You can’t count on much in recruiting, but one thing you can bank on is Mississippi State and Ole Miss riding the roller coaster of momentum all the way to Signing Day. On Sunday, it was the Rebels turn to … Continued
Let’s be honest. Nobody is really sure if New Orleans is the right place for Zion Williamson. With all drama and not to mention the lack of playing time – Williamson has suited up for just 114 games during his … Continued
Joseph Spring, an escaped inmate who has been on the run for nearly three weeks, has been captured. Hinds County Sheriff Tyree Jones said Spring, 31, was taken into custody in west Jackson on Saturday morning. Another male, Miguel Berry, … Continued
There are 2,640 billionaires according to the 2023 Forbes World Billionaires List, and two of them reside right here in Mississippi. James and Tom Duff, two brothers who live in Hattiesburg, both cracked the list. The Duff brothers are tied … Continued
Juneteenth events across Mississippi are kicking off in celebration of the historic freeing of the last slaves in the nation in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865. Here’s a list of parades, parties, and special events that will be held … Continued
The University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC), in collaboration with the Mississippi Department of Education (MDE), is offering free telehealth services for students in all 138 of the state’s school districts. For the months of June and July, pre-kindergarten through … Continued