Thunder & Lightning: Predicting Mississippi State’s Postseason Path
Regional predictions are coming hot and heavy, and now is the time where they go from fun reading to serious business. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman take a look at…
MSDH lifts pause on distribution of Johnson & Johnson vaccine
After it was recommended by the CDC over the weekend, the Mississippi State Department of Health is lifting its pause on the distribution of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. The…
SuperTalk Eagle Hour – Lady Eagle Basketball Coach Joye Lee-McNelis – April 28, 2021
Southern Miss Lady Eagle basketball coach Joye Lee McNellis talks about new NCAA transfer rules and how they are effecting the USM women’s basketball program, and Biloxi Sun Herald Sports…
Dog set on fire in Tate County is recovering – Juvenile confesses to crime
Last Thursday, Buddy was found severely burned. According to the Tunica Humane Society, the pup was found dazed and in shock on Peavine Road in East Tate County. He had…
ACLU calls on Biden Administration to close ICE detention facilities, including one in Adams County
In a letter to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, the ACLU is calling for the closure of 39 Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities, including the Adams County Detention…
Rebel Report: Baseball projections, Matt Corral, and assistant coach controversy
Today's show looks at the latest D1 Baseball post-season projections which has Ole Miss OUT of a host spot, disrespect of Matt Corral, and the firing of an assistant football…
GrowGen enters Mississippi’s medical marijuana market with supply store
Photo courtesy of GrowGeneration/Facebook While the State Supreme Court mulls over the lawsuit that could negate the medical marijuana program adopted by Mississippi voters in November, a chain that specializes…
Mississippians without high school diploma now eligible for federal financial aid
Mississippians without a high school diploma can now get financial aid while enrolled in select programs at the state’s community colleges. Under a plan approved by the U.S. Department of…
MSDH confirms 334 new COVID-19 cases, 5 deaths
This morning, the Mississippi State Department of Health reported 334 new cases of COVID-19. The latest report brings the state’s total number of cases up to 311,493. With the confirmation…
