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…
Dr. Dan Edney begins tenure as Mississippi’s state health officer
On Thursday morning, Dr. Dan Edney was officially introduced to the media as Mississippi’s new state health officer. Edney, who was named Dr. Thomas Dobbs' successor in late May, initially…
JSU raises over $600K on annual Day of Giving
Jackson State University held its annual Day of Giving event on Friday, July 29 in which the university exceeded its fundraising goal by receiving over $600,000 in donations. This year’s…
Rebel Report: Ole Miss begins training camp, Kiffin meets with media
Training camp is HERE as Ole Miss hit the practice field on Wednesday morning. Today's show features three takeaways from day one of camp and hear from Lane Kiffin as…
Your Mississippi forecast for Thursday, August 4
Northern Mississippi-- Partly sunny with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms through tonight. Highs will be in the lower 90s, with heat index readings from 103 to 108. Lows…
Thunder & Lightning: Making A Case for Sawyer Robertson
Will Rogers is all but locked in as Mississippi State's quarterback, and he deserves to hold that spot. But is there a reason to consider starting redshirt freshman Sawyer Robertson?…
T&L Extra: Trey Schapp of 103.7 The Buzz Previews Arkansas
Mississippi State is desperate to get Arkansas back in the win column, but it will be no easy task with a good Razorbacks team coming to Starkville. Brian Hadad welcomes…
MDEQ investigating chemical leak from Picayune business
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) is investigating a chemical leak that took place at Heritage Plastics in Picayune on Friday, July 29, causing two individuals to seek medical…
Reeves ends COVID-19 program that provides free rent, utility bill payments
Governor Tate Reeves has released plans to terminate a federal program that offers up to 15 months of free rent and utility bill payments in Mississippi. On August 15, the…
