Mississippi Senator’s battle with COVID-19
On Sunday, Senator Joel Carter announced through a Facebook post that he had contracted the contagious coronavirus. "Truth is I’m fighting Covid-19 right now," Senator Carter wrote. "This stuff is no…
Oxford mayor talks start of classes, college football season
While the University of Mississippi is still planning to welcome students onto campus later this month, the 2020 football season for the Rebels seems to now be in flux after…
Governor highlights 30% drop in Mississippi’s 7-day case average
Earlier today, the Mississippi State Department of Health reported 476 new cases of COVID-19, which according to Governor Tate Reeves, exemplifies a positive trend. The governor stated that Mississippi’s 7-day…
Eagle Hour – August 10, 2020
Supertalk Eagle Hour · Eagle Hour - August 10, 2020 Due to technical issues in the first two segments, only segments 3 and 4 are available for the August 10,…
Banks are struggling to get PPP interest from the government
Many people do not understand that the federal government has not given money to American businesses directly. Instead, all Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans have been dished out by the…
SEC Commissioner: “We haven’t stopped trying” amid CFB uncertainty
Photo courtesy of SECsports.com SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey has made his first public comments in the wake of countless reports that the Big Ten and other Power 5 conferences could…
Legislature overrides Governor Reeves’ education budget veto
In the latest chapter of the saga between the Mississippi State Legislature and Governor Tate Reeves, the House and Senate have both voted to override the governor's veto of House…
Commission narrows designs for new state flag
... and then there were 147. The Mississippi State flag commission has narrowed down their choices to 147 after almost 3,000 submissions were sent in. RELATED: State flag commission holds first…
MSDH reports 476 new COVID-19 cases, 16 additional deaths
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting just 476 new cases of COVID-19. Today’s report — the second straight day well below 1,000 new cases after 576 were reported Sunday — brings Mississippi’s…
Lawmakers return: “I absolutely feel safe”
Lawmakers were last at the Capitol on Wednesday, July 1st. Shortly thereafter, over 40 members in both the House and Senate were diagnosed with COVID-19 and several were hospitalized. Among…
