Hyde-Smith issues Independence Day statement
Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith issued the following statement for Mississippians in advance of their July 4th celebration. America is celebrating its 246th birthday today. As...
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Gunn’s comment regarding incestuous rape draws criticism
Amid numerous statements from elected officials regarding the recently overturned landmark Roe v. Wade case, one statement from Mississippi’s Speaker of the House Philip Gunn...
Notable Mississippi laws that are now in effect
The 2022 legislative session was filled with the passing of numerous bills that will provide important changes across Mississippi, with a large amount expected to...
Appeal denied for death row inmate accused of murdering MSU students
by Caleb Salers
The Mississippi State Supreme Court has denied an appeal from Willie “Fly” Manning who is sitting on death row after being convicted of capital murder....
PRCC’s Avalon wins NJCAA Division II Coach of the Year
by Caleb Salers
Awards continue to roll into Pearl River Community College’s baseball program with the latest coming to the Wildcats’ head coach Michael Avalon. Avalon has been...
Special election to fill House District 37 seat set for November 8
Governor Tate Reeves has announced a special election date to fill the vacancy in House District 37, following the passing of Representative Lynn Wright. I’ve...
Construction along HWY 49 to be complete by July 8
Believe it or not, the construction along U.S. Highway 49 is set to be complete by the end of next week. The 7.5-mile stretch of...
4th of July tips from Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney
by Caleb Salers
Independence Day is right around the corner, and the State Fire Marshal’s Office (SFMO) is encouraging Mississippians to be safe whether they plan to celebrate...
Mississippi attorney charged with murder, meth, and more
A Mississippi attorney has been arrested and charged with seven different crimes, including murder. Robert Lenoir, whose LinkedIn says he’s practiced in McComb since 2006,...
Ketanji Brown Jackson sworn in to U.S. Supreme Court
Ketanji Brown Jackson made history on Thursday, becoming the first Black woman sworn in to the U.S. Supreme Court. Jackson, 51, replaces Justice Stephen Breyer...