Help available for residents behind on their rent as a direct result of COVID
Harrison County residents that have fallen behind on their rent as a direct result of the COVID pandemic are getting some relief. The Harrison County Board of Supervisors has…
Mississippi Weather Outlook for Tuesday, March 23rd
Isolated severe storms may develop this afternoon and bring the potential for hail and damaging winds to the region. Here's a look at your statewide forecast: To the north, morning…
State’s vaccination effort reaches milestone with one-millionth dose
Mississippi has reached a major milestone in its rollout of the COVID-19 as the state has administered its one-millionth dose. Governor Tate Reeves commemorated the achievement from Trustmark Park in…
New law prevents public employees from participating in pretrial diversion programs
A bill passed by the Mississippi Legislature, in partnership with State Auditor Shad White, will keep public employees who stand accused of embezzlement from participating in pretrial diversion programs. White…
Rebel Report: Diamond Rebs sweep Auburn… again
Ole Miss continued its baseball dominance over Auburn with another home sweep of the Tigers. Hear reaction to that plus one thought on the NIT loss in hoops on today's…
Mississippi Lottery proceeds exceed expectations
Proceeds from the MS Lottery have exceeded expectations, hitting $84 million last week with four months left to go in the fiscal year. Tom Shaheen, President of the Mississippi Lottery…
MSDH confirms 95 new COVID-19 cases, no additional deaths
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting under 100 new cases of COVID-19 and no additional deaths. Today’s report of 95 new cases brings the state’s total up to…
New York Guardsman gets a little help from Mississippi Senator
It was truly a bipartisan effort. While serving at the U.S. Capitol since the January 6th attack, a National Guardsman from New York wanted to get a selfie with all…
Former soccer coach arrested for inappropriate contact with students
Recently, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office was made aware of allegations of inappropriate communication and contact from a teacher to students. Under Mississippi Code 97-5-51, health care providers, clergy members,…
