Federal judge rules Jackson officials did not discriminate when moving offices from Metrocenter Mall
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against the city of Jackson for moving offices out of Metrocenter Mall prior to the expiration of...
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Mississippi Public Service Commission set to host telecom summit
by Caleb Salers
Mississippi’s Public Service Commission is set to host a Telecom Summit to discuss the state’s information and communication sector. The summit will feature keynote speakers...
Officials eyeing December opening date for Mississippi’s first Topgolf
by Caleb Salers
Start practicing your swing because Mississippi’s first Topgolf location will soon be coming to fruition after roughly three years of planning. Located off Interstate 55...
Circle K gas stations across Mississippi offering 40-cent discount on Thursday
Drivers looking to gas up ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday will have something to be thankful for this Thursday at Circle K gas stations across...
Kentucky sex criminal who fled Mississippi courtroom sentenced to life
A man who fled a Mississippi courtroom as the jury deliberated over sex crimes charged against him has been sentenced to life in prison. Back...
Former Mississippi police chief faces up to 10 years in prison for lying about firearm purchase
by Caleb Salers
Former Edwards Police Chief and Jackson police officer Torrence Donnell Mayfield faces up to a decade behind bars for lying to a firearms dealer while...
South Coast Sea Turtles announce location for home games this season
The South Coast Sea Turtles, coastal Mississippi’s semi-professional, ABA basketball team, will be using Coast Episcopal School’s gymnasium for its 2024-25 season, according to a...
Babylon Bee editor set to speak in Mississippi next month
by Ben Milam
As part of Empower Mississippi’s Solutions Summit in December, Kyle Mann, editor-in-chief of the popular satirical news site The Babylon Bee, will be the keynote...
MHSAA releases new classifications for football, other sports
Every two years, the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) reclassifies its member institutions based on enrollment data. On Tuesday, the governing body for high...
Cleveland business owner found guilty of COVID relief fraud
by Ben Milam
A Cleveland-based Mississippi business owner has been found guilty in connection with a scheme to defraud a government grant program. Ethel Cain, owner of Lifeline...