Mississippi Center for Public Policy launches Leadership Academy
The Mississippi Center for Public Policy (MCPP) has announced the creation of its Mississippi Leadership Academy for college student leaders. During the six-part program, college...
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Dangerous heat stress conditions in Mississippi to persist into weekend
Hot and humid conditions will continue to produce heat stress conditions across the Magnolia State this week and into the weekend. On Monday, there’s a...
XFL showcase comes to Jackson State
Over the weekend, the first of six XFL showcases took place right here in Mississippi on the campus of Jackson State University. One of the...
Your Mississippi forecast for Monday, July 18
Northern Mississippi– Mostly sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms through tonight. Highs will be in the lower 90s, and lows tonight will be...
PRCC receives $1.7M for workforce development projects
Pearl River Community College has been awarded $1.7 million in grants from Accelerate MS and the Mississippi Office of Workforce Development. The primary goal of...
Rep. Thompson requests DOJ look into Gov. Bryant’s role in TANF scheme
Congressman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., is calling on the United States Department of Justice to look into former Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant’s role in the $77...
JSU awarded nearly $160K by the National Science Foundation
by Caleb Salers
Congressman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., has announced that Jackson State University has been awarded $159,865 by the National Science Foundation for a new project. The project...
No prosecution plan in Emmett Till murder from Mississippi AG
by Caleb Salers
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch’s office has no official plans to prosecute Carolyn Bryant Donham after an unserved arrest warrant, as well as her personal...
SuperTalk’s 10th annual radiothon with Palmer Home raises $343K
by Alex Paton
SuperTalk Mississippi hosted its 10th Annual Radiothon benefiting Palmer Home for Children on Thursday, July 14th. Listeners from across the state tuned in to SuperTalk...
MSDH reports 1,611 new COVID-19 cases
by Caleb Salers
COVID-19 is continuing to cycle through the Magnolia State according to the Mississippi State Department of Health’s latest report confirming 1,611 new cases. Friday’s update...