Vicksburg school officials: Shooting threat was unsubstantiated, despite rumors
As a series of school threats continue across Mississippi, officials in Vicksburg have confirmed a report about a potential social media post concerning one of
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Your Mississippi forecast for Friday, September 13
Northern Mississippi It will be mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and highs in the lower 70s today. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with
SuperTalk Eagle Hour – 9/13/24
Patrick Magee, Sports Editor for The Times-Picayune and The Advocate, talks Saints, SuperTalk PD Will East previews this week’s top high school football matchups and
Rebel Report podcast: Keys to the game for Ole Miss at Wake Forest
Ole Miss hits the road for the first time this season at Wake Forest. Here’s three keys for the Rebels, plus some good injury news,
Thunder & Lightning: Preview, Playmakers, and Predictions for Mississippi State-Toledo
Mississippi State will look to get back on the winning track Saturday night when they welcome Toledo to Davis Wade Stadium. Can State not only
15th annual Mississippi Songwriters Festival to kick off next week
The 15th annual Mississippi Songwriters Festival is one week away. From Thursday, Sept. 19 through Sunday, Sept. 22, more than 125 songwriters will be taking
Millsaps makes change to football, women’s soccer schedule as a result of Francine
As educational institutions and athletics programs continue to alter schedules as Francine rolls through Mississsippi, now as a lesser tropical depression, Millsaps College is the
Gulfport woman arrested for false 911 call targeting police officer
After a Gulfport woman made reported a false emergency for the second time in a day, she was arrested and charged with abuse of emergency
West Point man gets 10 years behind bars for trafficking drugs
A West Point man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for drug trafficking charges. After previously pleading guilty to the distribution of
Mississippians reminded to report damage to homes, businesses by Francine
As Francine continues to make its way through Mississippi, now as a lesser tropical depression, state officials are asking those impacted by the storm to