Mississippi sees first ninja training academy
American Ninja Warrior has finally found its way to Mississippi…well, kind of. Thanks to Autumn and Hunter Stallings, the Magnolia State now has its first ninja training academy, which offers…
Mississippi sees first ninja training academy
Photo Courtesy of Autumn Stallings American Ninja Warrior has finally found its way to Mississippi…well, kind of. Thanks to Autumn and Hunter Stallings, the Magnolia State now has its first…
MEMA releases updated Hurricane Zeta damage report
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency has released its updated preliminary damage report following the recent impact of Hurricane Zeta on the Gulf Coast. The Category 2 system brought heavy rains…
How will Hurricane Zeta impact the 2020 General Election on the Gulf Coast?
Hurricane Zeta made landfall on Wednesday, October 28, 2020, causing damage and massive power outages along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. With the in-person absentee voting deadline quickly approaching and Election…
Mississippi’s Real Men Wear Pink Team Rank in the Top 10
Real Men Wear Pink = Men Fighting Breast Cancer. Breast cancer affects everyone, women, and men. That's why we're recruiting men to fight breast cancer through Real Men Wear Pink.…
Best bets going into Halloween weekend
As Ole Miss travels to Nashville for a “get right” game against Vanderbilt and Mississippi State looks to get a big upset over No. 2 Alabama, there’s a lot of…
Former Mississippi SOS condemns Initiative 65
Former Mississippi Secretary of State Eric Clark, who was in office from 1996 until 2008, wrote the following op-ed in regard to the two medical marijuana measures that will appear…
Marsha Blackburn weighs in on Espy/Hyde-Smith race
As Election Day quickly approaches, there’s one Mississippi race that has garnered a good bit of national attention – the U.S. Senate race between Mike Espy and Cindy Hyde-Smith. On…
MSDH confirms 749 new COVID-19 cases, 18 additional deaths
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting 749 new cases of COVID-19. Today’s report brings the state’s total number of cases up to 119,336. With the confirmation of *18…
