Sheriff after historic church in Hatley burns: ‘Arson is expected’
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information after a historic church in Hatley went up in flames. On Friday, Harmony Baptist Church on North...
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Razor-thin margin pushes Mississippi Court of Appeals race to runoff
by Ben Milam
After a week of counting votes, a runoff has been set in this cycle’s lone contested race for the Mississippi Court of Appeals. Though the...
More than $1 million in unclaimed money to be delivered to 4,000 Mississippians
by Caleb Salers
More than $1 million in checks will be sent to roughly 4,000 Mississippians from the State Treasury’s Unclaimed Money Division. According to State Treasurer David...
2 shot in Jackson after Facebook Marketplace deal turns into armed robbery attempt
by Caleb Salers
Two people are injured following a Facebook Marketplace sale gone wrong in the parking lot of Burlington Coat Factory in Jackson. On Monday, police investigated...
Mississippi State, Ole Miss have successful midweek outings on hardwood
by Caleb Salers
Mississippi State and No. 25 Ole Miss had another successful night on the hardwood, ousting non-conference opponents on Tuesday. Both the Rebels and Bulldogs boast...
Ole Miss rises to No. 11 in College Football Playoff poll after dominant win over Georgia
by Caleb Salers
The Ole Miss football team is officially back in the hunt to compete for a national championship after a convincing 28-10 win over Georgia on...
QB coach Jack Walker to call plays for Southern Miss football after Chip Long firing
by Caleb Salers
Southern Miss found a new play-caller in the aftermath of the football program parting ways with offensive coordinator Chip Long. Interim head coach Reed Stringer...
Flowood Mayor Gary Rhoads retiring after more than three decades in leadership
by Caleb Salers
Flowood Mayor Gary Rhoads has announced that he will not be seeking re-election after nearly 36 years of leadership in the city. Rhoads was first...
Presbyterian Christian School announces search for new football coach
As Presbyterian Christian School readies to move its athletic teams from a league compiled solely of private schools to one that is mostly public schools,...
Groups seek a new hearing on a Mississippi mail-in ballot lawsuit
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A federal appeals court panel incorrectly interpreted federal and state laws when it ruled that Mississippi cannot count mail-in ballots that...