Hyde-Smith, Colleagues denounce USPS expansion into banking
Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, along with Senator John Boozman and others are demanding that the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) provide them with the statutory authority they used to launch…
Thunder & Lightning: Mississippi State’s Recruiting Class Is Heading Towards a Strong Close
Mississippi State's recruiting plan for the past decade has been fill up the class in the summer and try to hold on through signing day. Will the 2022 class be…
Saltillo man arrested and charged with terrorist threat against a church
On Friday, the Lee County Sheriff’s Department received a tip from the FBI regarding a possible threat to a church in Lee County. The information received from the FBI was…
Governor Tate Reeves reveals FY 2023 Executive Budget Recommendation
Governor Tate Reeves has released his Fiscal Year 2023 Executive Budget Recommendation. According to Governor Reeves, like previous years, the FY 2023 Executive Budget Recommendation outlines a plan to best…
Ten day trafficking operation leads to 49 victims, 13 arrests, and multiple leads
Friday, Attorney General Fitch announced the successful conclusion of ten days of human trafficking operations across the State. In total, investigators encountered 49 potential victims; made 13 arrests for crimes…
GRAMMY Museum® Mississippi features singer-songwriter Don Bryant Monday
GRAMMY Museum® Mississippi will feature singer-songwriter Don Bryant Monday night a 7pm for an evening of hit songs and ‘behind the scenes’ stories as part of their Words &…
MSU scientist’s work in Amazon River Basin featured at UN Climate Change Conference
Image above: Sandra Correa holds a fish in the genus Myloplus in the Colombian Amazon in 2019. The fish is a herbivorous cousin of piranhas that eat fruits and, in the process,…
Ole Miss rides defense in win over #11 Texas A&M
The Ole Miss (8-2, 4-2 SEC) offense dominated the stats sheet early, but had little to show for it on the scoreboard. However, the defense made sure the work was…
Houses of Worship in Mississippi May Be Eligible for FEMA Help
Qualifying houses of worship in Mississippi may be eligible for FEMA grants to cover hurricane-related expenses. Grants through FEMA’s Public Assistance Program can cover costs to repair or replace…
