Your Mississippi forecast for Wednesday, September 11
Northern Mississippi It will be mostly cloudy today with a chance of rain and highs in the mid-80s. Showers and thunderstorms are possible tonight with
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County health departments announce altered schedules ahead of Hurricane Francine
The Mississippi State Department of Health has announced several closures ahead of severe weather expected from Hurricane Francine. On Wednesday, county health departments across the
Millsaps punter Klapatch named SAA Special Teams Player of the Week
For the first time this season but the sixth time in his career, Millsaps punter Ethan Klapatch has been named the Southern Athletic Association’s Special
Rebel Report podcast: What we KNOW about Ole Miss after two games
Ole Miss has played two games against much lesser opponents. So what have we learned? What do we still need to find out? We’ll talk
Thunder & Lightning: Plenty of Rumblings From Saturday Night to Get Through
Mississippi State fans have not stopped rumbling since the final whistle Saturday night, so its only right that Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk are here
Gov. Reeves declares state of emergency ahead of Francine landfall
In response to incoming Tropical Storm Francine, Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves has declared a state of emergency. While Francine is barreling toward Texas and Louisiana
Gulfport man handed maximum sentence for shooting Uber driver
A Gulfport man will spend a maximum sentence of two decades behind bars for shooting an Uber driver. Harrison County District Attorney W. Crosby Parker
Oak Grove Elementary students enjoy outdoor learning in newly installed hammock garden
Educators in the Mississippi Pine Belt have found a creative way to help students engage with nature and a good book. A social media post
Lawmaker looking for systemic change after convicted parent killer released on parole again
After serving nearly two decades in prison for murdering his father and stepmother in 2002, securing parole release in 2023, and a DUI charge just
Morton middle school latest to go on lockdown in series of Mississippi school threats
Another Mississippi school was forced to go on lockdown after a social media threat insinuated a shooting could take place. On Tuesday, officials at Bettye