Jackson planetarium, art center receives $7.5M in renovation funds
The Jackson City Council has agreed to aid in the renovation process of two educational facilities within the capital city after voting in favor of awarding a $7.5 million bond to…
Rejection of all but one charter school in Mississippi is wrong choice, expert says
With the recent decision from the Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board to reject all but one new charter school in the Magnolia State, one expert believes the board is making…
NWS: Mississippi won’t be impacted by Hurricane Ian
As Hurricane Ian travels north, it looks as if the Magnolia State will go without any impact. According to the National Weather Service, it will remain sunny across Mississippi –…
Your Mississippi forecast for Wednesday, September 28
Clear skies and sun accompanied by warmer temperatures will be seen across the majority of Mississippi today as fall weather begins in some portions of the state. Northern Mississippi: Sunny…
Thunder & Lightning: No Funny Hand Signals Needed For The Rumblings
Some people need overalls, hand signals, and corny jokes to get their message across. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk just need your questions. It's another fantastic edition of The Rumblings…
T&L Extra: Nick Fitzgerald Has Plenty to Say About Texas A&M
Nobody had more success against Texas A&M than Mississippi State's Nick Fitzgerald, getting three wins over the Aggies as a starter while piling up touchdowns on the ground and in…
Clarksdale mayor welcomes over 50 new job openings at IRS facility
Over 50 new job openings in the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will be made available in Clarksdale following an announcement from the U.S. Commissioner of the IRS, Charles Rettig.…
Maxwell on self-generation rule: ‘Poor people aren’t going to benefit from this at all’
Both Entergy Mississippi and Mississippi Power have filed motions against the Public Service Commission over a recently approved amendment that expands incentives for self-generated power. The new Net Metering and…
MSDH reports 1,869 new COVID-19 cases
On Tuesday, the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) confirmed 1,869 new cases of COVID-19. The seven-day update brings the state’s total number of recorded cases since the onset of…
