Ole Miss continues storybook season with 39-34 Sugar Bowl win over Georgia
Mississippi native and country music giant Charley Pride once sang, "Is anybody going to San Antone or Phoenix, Arizona?" I'm not sure who's heading to the Lone Star State, but…
Thunder & Lightning: Preview, Playmakers, and Predictions for The Duke’s Mayo Bowl
Mississippi State returns to the postseason in the Duke's Mayo Bowl, looking to create some momentum heading into the offseason. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk break out the Three P's…
T&L Opponent Preview: Deacons Illustrated’s Conor O’Neill Previews MSU-Wake Forest
Mississippi State heads to the Duke's Mayo Bowl to take on a Wake Forest that exceeded expectations in 2025. Brian Hadad welcomes Conor O'Neill of On3's Deacons Illustrated to the…
Duke’s Mayo Bowl: TV and radio, roster reports, and more
Now that the Pop-Tarts Bowl is behind us, another food-centered fan favorite is upon us. The Duke’s Mayo Bowl – which ends with the winning coach having a cooler full…
Olympics watchdog failed to close abuse case against gymnastics coach
DENVER (AP) — Young gymnasts and their parents started raising red flags about a coach as far back as 2017 — the same year a watchdog agency was created in…
Chief Justice says Constitution remains ‘firm and unshaken’ with major SCOTUS rulings ahead
WASHINGTON (AP) — Chief Justice John Roberts said Wednesday that the Constitution remains a sturdy pillar for the country, a message that comes after a tumultuous year in the nation’s…
Kiln man sentenced to maximum time for domestic assault
A Kiln man has been sentenced to the maximum after pleading guilty to two counts of aggravated domestic assault in Hancock County on Wednesday. District Attorney W. Crosby Parker announced…
Mississippi showcases the state’s arts in Rose Parade for second year in a row
California may be over 1,700 miles from Mississippi, but that didn’t stop the Magnolia State’s contributions to the arts from being showcased in the 137th Rose Parade. When the annual…
Mississippi becomes latest to offer paid parental leave to state employees
A bill allowing state employees in Mississippi to stay home with newborns or newly adopted children without suffering financial detriment is now law, going into effect Thursday. House Bill 1063,…
Forgiveness can be emotionally harder than holding a grudge, UM study finds
Forgiveness is often encouraged as the healthy response to conflict, but new research from the University of Mississippi suggests it may come with heavier emotional weight than many people expect.…
