St. John: Make sure what you’re eating is actually U.S.-grown catfish
It’s no secret that catfish is a food staple for much of Mississippi. As of 2021, Mississippi farmers raised 58% of U.S.-grown catfish with most...
Category : Featured News
Mississippi now leads the world in mass incarceration
Mississippi is now the world’s leader in putting people behind bars — more inmates per capita than any state or nation, including China, Russia and...
Mississippi moving to new voting machines
by Caleb Salers
In a recent appearance on The Gallo Show, Secretary of State Michael Watson discussed what all his office is doing to provide safe and unrigged...
MSDH names Dr. Justin Turner new chief medical officer
The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) continues to fill openings within the agency. On Wednesday, MSDH announced Dr. Justin Turner as its new chief...
Southern Miss baseball legend Corky Palmer passes away at 68
A Southern Miss legend passed away on Wednesday. Corky Palmer started his career with the Golden Eagles baseball program in 1974 as a player. During...
Jackpots hit for Mississippi Match 5 and Mega Millions
A couple of Mississippi lottery players hit the jackpot Tuesday as two individuals purchased the winning tickets for the Mississippi Match 5 and the Mega...
Rep. Charles Busby to run for Southern District Transportation Commissioner
by Caleb Salers
State Representative Charles Busby has announced that he will run for Southern District Transportation Commissioner in 2023, a position that is currently being held by...
Ole Miss makes Bianco one of the nation’s highest-paid coaches
When you win a national championship, you get paid like it. On Wednesday, Ole Miss and head baseball coach Mike Bianco agreed on a new...
UnitedHealthcare awarding $500K in grants to MS organizations
by Caleb Salers
UnitedHealthcare is awarding $500,000 in grants to four community-based organizations in Mississippi to expand access to care and address the social indicators of health for...
Senate Minority Leader asks governor to reconsider rental assistance program
Last week, Mississippi became the first state to pull out of a federal program that offers up to 15 months of free rent and utility...