Your Mississippi forecast for Friday, August 5
Northern Mississippi-- Mostly sunny with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms through this evening. Highs will be in the lower 90s, with heat index readings from 101 to 106.…
Thunder & Lightning: Bold Predictions for Mississippi State’s 2022 Season
No more waiting, football is here as training camp opens today for Mississippi State. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk welcome the players back with some bold (not bowl) predictions for…
Monkeypox outbreak declared public health emergency in America
With cases on the rise, the Biden administration has declared the monkeypox outbreak a public health emergency. The move, intended to speed up vaccine distribution and expand testing across the…
Southern Miss to host MHSAA football championships
Hattiesburg will play host to Mississippi's high school football championships yet again. On December 2 and 3, the state's six title games will be played at "The Rock" on the…
MSDH confirms 1,561 new COVID-19 cases
While the monkeypox virus has dominated the headlines recently, COVID-19 is continuing to spread throughout Mississippi. On Thursday, the Mississippi State Department of Health confirmed 1,561 new cases, bringing the…
Hattiesburg Zoo releases plans for new water park
The Hattiesburg Zoo has announced plans to expand and introduce a new water park called the Serengeti Springs for all ages to enjoy at the zoo's campus. The entire project…
Ken Gibson, the first Black head coach at Ole Miss, passes away
This morning, Dr. Ken Gibson, the first Black head coach at Ole Miss, passed away at the age of 88. The former coach led the Rebels track & field and…
Mississippi-based alcohol delivery startup business looks to expand
Moonshine Mississippi, an alcohol delivery business based in Madison, has continued to expand its reach across central portions of the state. It's been eight months since the business was approved…
Report: Over $350K wasted yearly on unused state-issued phones in Mississippi
According to State Auditor Shad White, Mississippi taxpayers could save nearly $350,000 each year if slightly used or unused state-issued cell phones were turned off. “My office has handled some…
