Four people dead after murder-suicide in Jackson County
Four people are dead in what’s believed to have been a domestic-related murder-suicide in Jackson County. Deputies responded to a call Thursday night at a...
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MHSAA adds 7A classification to high school sports
The Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) executive committee voted on Thursday to add a 7A classification to high school sports. Brandon Shields of Mississippi...
4 major hurricanes, 19 named storms predicted for 2022 Atlantic hurricane season
For the third year in a row, the Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be above average. Colorado State University issued its annual forecast on...
Award-winning author Jesmyn Ward to visit MSU campus
Mississippi native and two-time National Book Award winner Jesmyn Ward will be visiting the Mississippi State University campus on Tuesday, April 12. The public is...
Is Southern Miss the best baseball team in Mississippi?
After a crucial series win over Louisiana Tech this past weekend, Southern Miss cracked D1Baseball’s Top 25 for the first time this season. Then on...
USDOT gives Mississippi $42 million to improve public transit
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration (FTA) announced on Wednesday the distribution of over $20 billion to states and regions across the nation,...
Ukraine receives assistance from Mississippi Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann
A Ukrainian governor has received some assistance from Mississippi Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann. During a Monday morning interview on The Gallo Show, Hosemann explained that...
2 Mississippians made 2022 Forbes’ World Billionaires List
There are 2,668 billionaires according to the 2022 Forbes’ World Billionaires List, and two of them reside right here in Mississippi. James and Tom Duff,...
Large state official pay raise bill waits for Governor Reeves’ signature
Major raises to Mississippi elected officials have been approved in both the House and Senate with the passing of House Bill 1426 on Monday. Raises...
Report: Mississippi universities contribute to brain drain at different rates
Earlier this week, State Auditor Shad White dove into which public universities in Mississippi contribute most to the state’s “brain drain.” White’s report found that...