Your Mississippi forecast for Tuesday, September 24
Forecasts show a partly sunny day with the possibility of rain in much of Mississippi. Here’s your statewide forecast from the National Weather Service. Northern
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Mississippi Braves holding yard sale on Saturday at Trustmark Park
Looking for a keepsake to remember the Mississippi Braves? Well, you’re in luck! The Mississippi Braves, which just ended the club’s final season at Trustmark
JTRAN offering free rides until end of September after strike comes to conclusion
JTRAN is offering free rides in Mississippi’s capital city. Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba announced during his weekly press conference on Monday that the transportation
Thunder & Lightning: Michael Van Buren’s Time At Mississippi State Begins Now
It’s not what Jeff Lebby wanted, and certainly not when he wanted, but his first quarterback recruit at Mississippi State will take the first snaps
‘There’s a brighter day for healthcare in Starkville’: OCH Regional Medical Center now up for sale
Local officials are now seeking a buyer for the Oktibbeha County Hospital Regional Medical Center amid an ongoing healthcare crisis in Mississippi. Seven years after
Forecasters eye another potential hurricane moving toward Gulf Coast
Two weeks after Hurricane Francine made landfall on the Louisiana coast and later rolled through Mississippi, multiple forecast models are predicting a system in the
Mississippi lawmakers holding summit on tax reform in Flowood on Tuesday
House Speaker Jason White will be hosting a summit on tax reform at the Sheraton Refuge in Flowood on Tuesday. The 2024 Policy Summit comes
Ole Miss Chancellor Glenn Boyce appointed to NCAA leadership roles
University of Mississippi Chancellor Glenn Boyce has been appointed to the NCAA Division I Board of Governors and Board of Directors, as announced by SEC
Absentee voting begins in Mississippi ahead of Nov. 5 election
In-person and mail-in absentee ballots are now available in circuit clerk’s offices across Mississippi for the upcoming Nov. 5 general election. Residents can utilize the