Mississippi State men’s, women’s basketball to play in Tupelo
The Mississippi State men’s and women’s basketball teams will be bringing basketball to Tupelo this season. As announced by the Mississippi State athletic department, both teams will play at Cadence…
Your Mississippi forecast for Wednesday, October 2
Northern Mississippi Today will be sunny with highs in the upper 70s. Tonight will be clear with lows in the mid-70s. Central Mississippi It will be sunny today with highs…
SuperTalk Eagle Hour – 10/2/24
Broadcasting from Pinehurst Park in Laurel for this weekend's annual Loblolly Festival, former Southern Miss basketball player and current Jones Colles head basketball coach, Newton Mealer, Caroline Burks, Executive Director…
Thunder & Lightning: No Off Weeks For The Rumblings
Mississippi State might be enjoying a week off from the grind of the season, but the Thunder & Lightning boys keep on keeping on. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk are…
Carly Madison Gregg seeks new trial, prosecution says it’s no surprise
Two weeks after 15-year-old Carly Madison Gregg’s Rankin County murder trial ended with conviction of murder, attempted murder, and tampering with evidence charges, for which she was sentenced to two…
Mississippi Supreme Court rejects latest appeal of man on death row since 1976
The Mississippi Supreme Court displayed total unity on Tuesday in rejecting the appeal of a Hattiesburg man sitting on death row for nearly 50 years. Richard Gerald Jordan, 78, was…
Brandon native wows all four judges during ‘The Voice’ blind audition
Another season of The Voice is underway with one Mississippian wasting no time having his voice heard. Tanner Frick, originally from Brandon but now living and working in Tennessee, took…
Archery season officially underway in Mississippi
Archery season is officially open in the majority of Mississippi's hunting zones. From now until November 22, hunters are legally allowed to kill deer of either sex on private land,…
Two Mississippi Museums offering creepy doll exhibit this October
Just in time for Halloween, the Two Mississippi Museums are ‘dolling’ out a new eerie exhibit. Six dolls preserved over time will be on display for the entire month of…
Entergy Mississippi delivered $650K to low-income customers during summer months
Entergy Mississippi is touting $650,000 that was delivered to low-income customers during the scorching-hot summer months. Through Entergy's "Beat the Heat" program, customers received bill payment assistance, fans, energy efficiency…
