Thunder & Lightning: At Least We Can Rumble Together
Mississippi State’s season may be careening out of control, but Bulldog fans know they always have the boys answering questions on Wednesday. Brian Hadad and
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Rebel Report podcast: Ole Miss faces first real test of season vs. Kentucky
SEC play is finally here for Ole Miss. Here’s some initial thoughts on the matchup with Kentucky as the season is finally getting “real” for
Gov. Tate Reeves pushes income-tax cut, says critics rely on ‘myths’
FLOWOOD, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves said Tuesday that legislators should ignore “myths” from opponents who want to block efforts by him and
Officials prioritizing public safety at upcoming Mississippi State Fair
The 165th Mississippi State Fair will soon be underway in Jackson and Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson has provided updates on new online ticketing options, new
Fall music guide: 10 concerts in Mississippi you don’t want to miss
If you’re interested in attending a fun-filled concert this fall and live in or will be visiting Mississippi, this is the perfect guide for you.
Jefferson County man locked up for allegedly shooting cousin
A man is in custody for allegedly shooting his cousin in Jefferson County. Authorities report that the incident took place Tuesday morning in the McNair
C Spire recognized as one of America’s greatest workplaces for parents and families
Mississippi-based telecommunications giant C Spire has been recognized as one of America’s greatest workplaces for parents and families in 2024 by two major outlets. Newsweek
Tropical Storm Helene forms in Gulf of Mexico, heads toward Florida
The system previously identified as Potential Tropical Storm Nine by the National Weather Service formed into Tropical Storm Helene on Tuesday. Forecasters expect the system
Brett Favre reveals Parkinson’s diagnosis at congressional hearing
On Tuesday, NFL Hall of Famer and Mississippian Brett Favre revealed he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease as he testified in front of the
Mississippi Insurance Department to address women’s healthcare with $600K grant
The Mississippi Insurance Department has been granted more than $600,000 to improve women’s health coverage and access to critical coverage. The funding was provided by