Bright Lights arts and music festival returning to Jackson on Sunday
The 18th annual Bright Lights neighborhood festival will take place in Jackson this weekend. On Sunday, the free event held in the historic Belhaven District
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Public transportation back running in Jackson after strike ends
A two-week strike by public transportation workers has come to an end in Mississippi’s capital city with the union’s demands being met. On Tuesday, the
Nearly $11 million to be dispersed across Mississippi to boost law enforcement
Nearly $11 million will be dispersed throughout Mississippi communities to boost law enforcement. U.S. Senator Hyde-Smith, R-Miss., made the announcement on Tuesday. The Senate Appropriations
Supreme Court rejects another appeal by death row inmate convicted of killing two college students
The Mississippi Supreme Court has denied the latest appeal for post-conviction relief by the death row inmate accused of killing a pair of Mississippi State
Attorney general orders Jackson to turn over deed to Smith-Wills Stadium
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch is giving the city of Jackson until September 30 to surrender the land encompassing Smith-Wills Stadium to the state or
Your Mississippi forecast for Wednesday, September 18
Northern Mississippi Today will be sunny with patchy fog in the morning and highs in the mid-80s. Tonight will be mostly clear with patchy fog
SuperTalk Eagle Hour – 9/18/24
Broadcasting from TrustCare in Hattiesburg, Heath Hinton from BigGoldNation talks Golden Eagles football, Kristen South, Vice President of Clinical Operations, & Mary Ray Logan, Business
Thunder & Lightning: Jeff Lebby’s Message Is the Correct One for Mississippi State
Jeff Lebby was asked about his opponent for the weekend, the Florida Gators, at Monday’s press conference. The Mississippi State head man’s answer was clear
Rebel Report podcast: Arkansas AD jealous of the Ole Miss NIL collective
Tonight we’re talking about some recent comments from the Arkansas athletic director, mostly about his envy of Ole Miss. Also should the Rebels shake up
Mississippi joins more than 12 states receiving suspicious package at election office
Mississippi joins a multitude of states receiving a suspicious package at the state’s election office. According to Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson, his office