A persistent delay in mail housed at the United States Postal Service’s Jackson processing facility being sent out to rightful recipients has sparked outrage in Mississippi. From everyday goods to vital notices, and even prescribed medication, as well as financial … Continued
Legendary pedal steel guitarist Lloyd Green was honored with a Mississippi Country Music Trail marker at the University of Southern Mississippi on Tuesday. With a career spanning over five decades, Green contributed to 116 No. 1 hits. Green also played … Continued
Assistant USM baseball coach Travis Creel recaps Tuesday night loss to Ole Miss and previews weekend series with TCU. Lee Roberts, play-by-play voice for USM basketball ESPN+ broadcasts, previews tonight’s men’s basketball matchup with South Alabama.
The city of Pascagoula announced Wednesday that Councilman John F. “Johnny” Walker died recently. Councilman Walker had served on the Pascagoula City Council since 2021 and was also a local business owner. The cause of death has not been released … Continued
The American Red Cross of Mississippi is offering a new benefit for donating blood – enabling donors to give to those in need while also checking in on their own health. During March, all successful blood, platelet, and plasma donors … Continued
The suspect who killed a Hinds County sheriff’s deputy before dying on the scene already had a lengthy rap sheet, according to a new report. Sheriff Tyree Jones told WLBT-TV that Eric Brown, 42, had been arrested 25 times but … Continued
WASHINGTON (AP) — With a push from President Donald Trump, House Republicans sent a GOP budget blueprint to passage Tuesday, a step toward delivering his “big, beautiful bill” with $4.5 trillion in tax breaks and $2 trillion in spending cuts … Continued
Two weeks after Clinton High School head football coach John Carr left to take the same position at Starkville High School, the Arrows have found a new frontman. On Monday, the Clinton Public School District’s Board of Trustees approved a … Continued
As we near the end of February, which is recognized as American Heart Month, Mississippi healthcare officials are encouraging tobacco users to reconsider habits that could have negative health implications. The Mississippi State Department of Health’s Office of Tobacco Control … Continued
Another sunny day can be expected across Mississippi. Here’s your statewide forecast from the National Weather Service. Northern Mississippi There could be some cloud activity, but for the most part, sunshine is expected. Highs will be in the lower 70s … Continued