Earthquake reported Friday morning in Mississippi
Friday morning at 3:15, Mississippi experienced a 2.8 magnitude earthquake. Vibrations from the earthquake were felt from Canton, MS to Flowood, MS. No reports of damage were reported. The Mississippi…
USDA approves assistance for farmers in 45 counties
As costs pile up for Mississippi's farmers amid the ongoing historic flooding across the state, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved a form of federal assistance. Following a disaster request…
Jockey injured at Neshoba County Fair passes away
A jockey who was injured during a race at the Neshoba County Fair has died. According to the Mississippi Horse Racing Review, 56-year-old Joe Jernigan passed away on Thursday at…
Renewal and Remembrance: Ole Miss Landscape Director spends Day of Service at Arlington National Cemetery
This story was written by Edwin B. Smith, University of Mississippi The man responsible for maintaining the University of Mississippi‘s main campus as one of the nation’s most beautiful recently joined…
Thunder & Lightning: Who Are The Greatest of All Time at Mississippi State?
Mississippi State athletics has it share of icons, but who stands alone in each sport? Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman dive into the debate of which player and coach are…
Thompson and Rogers question what DHS is doing to address domestic terrorism threat
News Release provided by Office of Congressman Bennie Thompson Today, Rep. Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS), Chairman of the Committee on Homeland Security, and Rep. Mike Rogers (R-AL), Ranking Member of…
Governor Bryant’s Chief of Staff entering private sector
Policy Director Scott McClintock to Fulfill the Position News Release provided by Office of Governor Phil Bryant Governor Phil Bryant congratulates his Chief of Staff Joey Songy on his decision…
Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services prepared to respond to care for children affected by ICE operations
News Release provided by Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services Anyone aware of a child or youth left unsupervised or otherwise affected by the ICE operations Wednesday at seven Mississippi food…
Project SEARCH gives special needs students a bright future
Mississippi Baptist Medical Center is set to welcome eight students from New Summit School, who will begin Project SEARCH internships at the hospital. Project SEARCH is a national program, and…
