USM creates state’s first Center for Human Trafficking Research and Training
The University of Southern Mississippi's School of Social Work has formed a Center for Human Trafficking Research and Training (CHRT) — the first in the history of the state. CHRT…
Gov. Reeves approves deployment of Mississippi National Guard to Florida
Approximately 20 soldiers and airmen from the Mississippi National Guard (MSNG) are expected to deploy for emergency response missions in Florida following Governor Tate Reeves' approval of the Emergency Management…
Rebel Report podcast: High school crowds and a high stakes game
The attendance conversation wont die and Ole Miss has a "prove it" game this weekend with Kentucky. So let's talk about it
USDOT grants nearly $700K for safety preparedness in Mississippi
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has awarded $685,566 in grants to two Mississippi agencies for safety preparedness. Included in the grant programs are…
‘Triumph for NASA’: Cooke says first Double Asteroid Redirection Test a success
The idea of using planetary defense technology to protect the earth from incoming asteroids is not so "out of this world" anymore, as NASA successfully conducted its first Double Asteroid…
Long Beach ranked as Mississippi’s top school district for 2021-2022
The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) has released statewide school and district accountability grades for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic. Long Beach finished atop the rankings with…
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 –…
