“Today is a really joyous day.” – Adoptions finalized for 14 children in Hinds County
Image Above: Seconds after the adoption was completed in Hinds Chancery Court, a great aunt hugs three nephews who are now legally her sons. Adoptions were finalized for 14 children…
Palazzo introduces Bill to increase energy production when Strategic Petroleum Reserve is tapped
Mississippi 4th District Congressman Steven Palazzo has introduced a bill that would increase production of oil and gas when the Strategic Petroleum Reserve is tapped. H.R. 6176, the Strategic Production…
Thunder & Lightning: Stone Blanton and The Issues of Keeping Mississippi Recruits In-State
Mississippi State took a blow to its 2022 recruiting class on Monday, as coveted linebacker Stone Blanton made his commitment to South Carolina official. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk discuss…
Mississippi confirms its first pediatric flu death for the 2021-2022 season
Peak flu season in MS is typically January through March in MS, but state health leaders say they're already seeing an increase in flu cases. Monday, the Dept…
Brandon Police need help solving cold case homicide
On Wednesday, December 21, 2016, between the hours of 10:00 – 10:15pm, an armed robbery / homicide occurred at D’s One Stop gas station at 2607 Highway 80 East in…
Rebel Report: Bo Nix is in the portal… should Ole Miss go after him?
Auburn QB Bo Nix hit the portal today. Despite his inconsistencies, should Lane Kiffin and Ole Miss try to sign him? I think so...
Union women indicted for Conspiracy to Commit Wire Fraud and Aggravated Identity Theft
Three women from Union appeared in federal court Friday on charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. The announcement was made by U.S. Attorney Darren LaMarca and Special Agent…
Thunder & Lightning: Was Mike Leach Right to Criticize Opt-Outs?
Mike Leach is never one to not share his opinion, and when the opportunity to speak on the trend of players opting out of bowl games presented itself, the Mississippi…
Wicker Wants Federal Workers Back at the Office
In his Weekly Report from Congress, Mississippi Senator Roger Wicker outlines the reasons he wants to see federal employees back in the office: When the pandemic first began, federal agencies…
