Former Jackson city councilwoman pleads guilty to bribery charge
Just hours after her abrupt resignation, former Jackson City Councilwoman Angelique Lee has pleaded guilty to accepting bribes while serving as an elected official. According
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Cold case murder from 1989 solved in Calhoun County
35 years and six months after James “Hippie” Webster was stabbed to death outside of a nightclub, a previously unknown suspect was arrested and pled
Pair of Ole Miss football players land on preseason All-America team
As the 2024 college football season inches closer, Ole Miss players are continuing to be highlighted ahead of what is expected to be a historic
Jackson city councilwoman Angelique Lee abruptly resigns from post
A member of the Jackson City Council has resigned from her post. Ward 2 Councilwoman Angelique Lee made the unexpected announcement Wednesday morning. During a
Hollingsworth named fire state officer for National Forests in Mississippi
There’s a new person in charge of Mississippi’s prescribed burn program, which is one of the largest in the U.S. Jessica Hollingsworth was announced on
Mississippi town left with just two police officers after board of aldermen vote
A Mississippi town is moving to a two-person police department following a vote from the board of aldermen. Beaumont, a roughly 650-person town outside of
Your Mississippi forecast for Wednesday, August 14
Northern Mississippi It will be mostly sunny with a slight chance of showers, thunderstorms, and highs in the lower 90s. Heat index readings will be
SuperTalk Eagle Hour – 8/14/24
Football practice audio from Defensive Coordinator/Safeties Clay Bignell plus Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks football coach Bryant Vincent.
Mississippi, other states file lawsuit over President Biden’s voter registration order
Three statewide elected officials in Mississippi are challenging a voter registration order issued by President Joe Biden. Governor Tate Reeves, Attorney General Lynn Fitch, and Secretary
Former Forrest County circuit clerk candidate sentenced to life for killing pedestrian
A former Mississippi politician will spend the rest of his life behind bars for killing a pedestrian in a hit-and-run. On Tuesday, a jury found