Mississippi woman dismisses $1 million lawsuit against Taylor Swift
A Southaven woman that accused Taylor Swift of copying one of her published works of poetry titled “Lover” has dropped the $1 million copyright lawsuit. Teresa La Dart filed a…
Portions of Mississippi under excessive heat warning through Thursday
It's been a hot summer in the Magnolia State and the National Weather Service is warning residents that it's about to get even hotter. Those living in the central and…
Man sentenced to life in prison for murdering Hancock County deputy
A Mississippi Gulf Coast man has been sentenced to life behind bars after killing a police officer. Joseph Michael Rohrbacker, 33 was charged with shooting and killing Hancock County Deputy…
Reeves proclaims August 1 as Gold Star Children’s Day
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves has proclaimed Tuesday, August 1 as Gold Star Children's Day. The symbol of the Gold Star grew during World War I when families of servicemembers would…
Your Mississippi forecast for Tuesday, August 1
Northern Mississippi Partly sunny today, with highs in the lower 90s. The highest heat index readings will be anywhere from 100 to 104. Tonight will be partly cloudy with lows…
MSDH warns SNAP recipients of electronic skimming schemes
The Mississippi Department of Human Services (MDHS) is warning SNAP Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) recipients of scammers. Leaders with the MDHS confirm that they've received multiple reports of persons gaining…
Rogers, Gore, and Judkins named to Maxwell Award watch list
College football is right around the corner, and three of Mississippi's most prominent players have earned spots on the Maxwell Award watch list. Up for the award for the best…
New Mississippi superintendent of education won’t be named until December
The Mississippi State Board of Education (SBE) is aiming to have a new superintendent of education in place by the end of the calendar year. On Monday, the SBE…
Wicker: More JROTC, fewer ‘woke’ programs would solve military recruitment issue
Certain branches of the U.S. Military have been unable to meet recruitment quotas for the past three years, and Senator Roger Wicker is proposing two ideas to incentivize more people…
