Lawmakers pass Mississippi voter citizenship check bill amid Democratic concerns for minority voters
Republican lawmakers in Mississippi have sent a bill aimed at ensuring only American citizens can cast ballots in local elections to the governor's desk, but those opposing the measure warn…
Former Tupelo doctor sentenced by state on child sexual abuse material charges
A former doctor in Tupelo has been sentenced to 15 years on state charges connected to his possession and distribution of child pornography. Ali Ahmad, 38, pleaded guilty to both…
Mississippi’s largest St. Patrick’s Day parade happening this weekend in Jackson
While most St. Patrick’s Day celebrations across the country took place last week – with the holiday falling on March 17 – Mississippi’s largest Irish get-together will take over the…
Your Mississippi forecast for Wednesday, March 25
Wednesday will be sunny, with highs at or above 80 degrees. Here’s your statewide forecast from the National Weather Service. Northern Mississippi It will be mostly sunny today with highs near…
SuperTalk Eagle Hour 3/24/26
Daniel Stewart and Caleb Hamill preview Tuesday night's game against Mississippi State. Also, Colby Allen talks to Bob after Southern Miss head baseball coach Christian Ostrander decided to move him…
Thunder & Lightning: Robbie Announces He’s Leaving Thunder & Lightning on His Last Rumblings
Normally Wednesdays are a lot of fun as the guys do The Rumblings, but today was a little different. There's still plenty of hilarious questions and answers, but there's a…
CBSB: Mississippi State mauls Southern Miss 12-0 to avenge earlier loss
Revenge is best served off a grill in the left field lounge at Dudy Noble Field – at least for the red-hot No. 6 Mississippi State baseball team. The Bulldogs (21-4,…
McRae: Mississippi’s improved credit rating shows state is positioned for long-term growth
The economic news as of late hasn't been great. Credit card debt is at record levels. Gas prices remain high. Interest rates are at a standstill. In the middle of…
Recently discovered KKK propaganda materials transferred to Mississippi state archives
One state agency has transferred significant Ku Klux Klan artifacts to another for historical preservation purposes. Mississippi's Department of Public Safety has given the Department of Archives and History 1960s-era…
Mississippi becomes first state to ban lab-grown milk with new law
As traditional farmers push back against the onset of lab-grown dairy products, Mississippi is set to become the first U.S. state to prohibit “cell-cultured milk.” House Bill 1153 passed with…
