Hurricane Delta strengthens with landfall expected this weekend
Radar Image courtesy of National Hurricane Center Once again, Mississippi is keeping a close eye on a major hurricane that is forecast to make landfall later this week along the…
Cruisin’ the Coast continues as Hurricane Delta nears
The 24th annual Cruisin’ the Coast is officially underway. For the next five days—weather permitting—thousands of antique and classic cars will engulf roadways along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. With the…
Over 66,400 absentee ballots requested in Mississippi
As of Sunday, October 4, 2020, the Statewide Election Management System (SEMS) reported a total of 66,495 absentee ballots requested, 61,367 absentee ballots sent, and 34,561 absentee ballots received in the state of Mississippi for the 2020…
Two Mississippi Museums offer free admission in honor of civil rights icon
Today, you can visit the Two Mississippi Museums for free. The Mississippi Civil Rights & History Museums are offering free admission in honor of civil rights icon Fannie Lou Hamer,…
Mississippi Weather Outlook for Tuesday, October 6th
Here's a look at your statewide forecast: In North Mississippi, sunny with highs in the upper 70's. Clear tonight with lows in the lower to mid 50's. Sunny in Central…
Thunder & Lightning: What is The Big Picture Around Mississippi State’s First Two Games?
One unexpected win, one unexpected loss, so what does being 1-1 mean for Mississippi State? Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman explain why this odd start to the season shouldn't set…
Court deems Governor Reeves’ partial veto unconstitutional
A Hinds County judge has ruled that Governor Tate Reeves’ partial veto of a bill allocating a portion of Mississippi’s CARES Act funds was unconstitutional. Reeves’ partial veto of HB…
Dr. Carey Wright with an update from MDE
Thus far, over 395,000 iPads and Chromebooks have been purchased for students across the state, and to get an update on when those devices would be put into the hands…
Speaker Gunn reflects on conclusion of 2020 session
The 2020 Mississippi Legislative Session, or what’s commonly been coined by lawmakers as the “session that’ll never end,” officially came to a close this past Friday. During the less than…
