Tupelo teacher to help save life of 5-year-old student with liver donation
Holly Allgood, a teacher at Tupelo Early Childhood Education Center, gives the gift of education to her young students in the classroom. Next Tuesday, she’ll
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Smith County couple arrested for knowingly selling faulty fire extinguishers
A Mississippi couple is behind bars for installing faulty fire extinguishers inside commercial kitchens. Daniel and Sherri Finnegan were arrested at their Smith County home
Authorities bust five Mississippi men for illegal deer, turkey harvesting
Conservation officers in Mississippi were able to catch multiple individuals accused of breaking the state’s wildlife laws. The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks
Ole Miss to again welcome largest freshman class in school history
The new school year will soon commence at the University of Mississippi, and according to Oxford Mayor Robyn Tannehill, this year’s freshman class will once
Your Mississippi forecast for Friday, August 23
Northern Mississippi Today will be sunny with highs in the lower 90s. Tonight will be mostly clear with lows in the mid to upper 60s.
SuperTalk Eagle Hour – 8/23/24
Broadcasting from the grand re-opening of Farm Systems Inc. in Laurel, Andrew Abadie, Sports Editor at PinebeltSPORTS, Brian Phillips & Anna Harrison from Farm Systems,
Thunder & Lightning: The 9th Annual Mississippi State Media Poll
Every year since 2016, Brian Hadad has polled his fellow members of the Mississippi State beat to get their thoughts on the upcoming season. Sometimes
Kamala Harris officially accepts Democratic presidential nomination
CHICAGO (AP) — Vice President Kamala Harris called on Americans to join her to “chart a new way forward” as she accepted the Democratic nomination
Rebel Report podcast: What the all-SEC team says about Ole Miss
The coaches’ all-SEC teams came out and there were six Rebels on the list. We’ll look at what their selections mean, Chris Beard’s new contract,
Wiggins man convicted of murdering, beheading mother over credit card argument
Following a short trial, a Stone County jury found Terelle Johnson, 35, guilty of first-degree murder Wednesday for the murder of his mother, Sherry Johnson.