American Medical Response gives tips to avoid heat exhaustion, heat stroke
While summer in Mississippi officially runs from June through September, locals know that high temperatures cans stick around much longer. Prolonged heat can pose serious health risks, and American Medical…
Inmate dies in Clarke County, authorities suspect suicide
A female inmate being held in an east Mississippi facility was found dead over the weekend. Officials with the Clarke County Sheriff’s Office said the death is an apparent suicide,…
Your Mississippi forecast for Monday, June 9
Northern Mississippi Today will be mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the lower to mid-80s. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with showers and…
Rebel Report podcast: Is the House Settlement BAD for Ole Miss?
College sports changed dramatically this weekend with the approval of the house settlement, opening up revenue sharing with college athletes. Is that bad for Ole Miss? No. Here's why
Thunder & Lightning: Mississippi State Baseball Scores Big in the Transfer Portal
Mississippi State's big commitment to baseball already showed up in the salary going to new coach Brian O'Connor, but the real proof in the pudding would come from the results…
Lawmaker calls for Delta-wide curfew in effort to curb gun violence
A curfew will be instated across the entire Mississippi Delta in an effort to curb gun violence, if cities answer the call from one local lawmaker. Senate Minority Leader Derrick…
Investigation underway after officer-involved shooting in Jefferson County
An investigation has been launched after an officer-involved shooting in Jefferson County. The shooting happened Saturday on Crosby Lane in Lorman. According to the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, the agencies…
One dead following severe weather in north Mississippi
One fatality has been reported after severe weather struck north Mississippi on Saturday morning. According to Gov. Tate Reeves, the fatality happened in Lafayette County after a tree fell on…
Federal judge approves $2.8B settlement, paving way for colleges to pay athletes millions
A federal judge signed off on arguably the biggest change in the history of college sports Friday, clearing the way for schools to begin paying their athletes millions of dollars…
‘It’s time for action’: Mayor-elect John Horhn aims for wholesale change in capital city
State Sen. John Horhn’s fourth run for mayor of Jackson was a resounding success. Now, the veteran lawmaker says the hill to climb is a steep one, and it will…
