Mississippi Senate moves forward on PERS, education bills
The Mississippi Senate passed a bill aimed at shoring up the state’s pension system for public employees and a trio of others related to public education on Wednesday. The Mississippi…
SuperTalk Eagle Hour 1/7/2026
Scott Watkins, Southern Miss athletics reporter for the Sun Herald, talks about Sun Belt basketball. Plus, Kelly talks to Southern Miss Men’s basketball guard Brewer Carruth.
Powerball wins piling up in Mississippi ahead of Wednesday’s drawing
With Wednesday’s Powerball jackpot up to an estimated $105 million, the Mississippi Lottery Corporation is touting some of the local wins that have happened through the national game over the…
Free admission, special events happening at Two Mississippi Museums on MLK Day weekend
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, admission to the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum and Museum of Mississippi History will be free from Jan. 17-20 to give visitors a…
Senate committee approves teacher pay raise, public-to-public transfer bills
While the legislative session in Mississippi may have led one to believe that the House would be the first to introduce education reforms as part of the 2026 session –…
‘We’ve got to be a physical team’: Ole Miss offense looking to match physicality of Miami defense
An unstoppable force will meet an immovable object on Thursday when the high-powered Ole Miss offense spars with Miami's borderline inpenetrable defense in the Fiesta Bowl. The Rebels (13-1) are…
Your Mississippi forecast for Wednesday, January 7
Be careful on the roads this morning. According to the National Weather Service, areas of dense fog could reduce visibility to below a quarter mile in parts of Mississippi. Be…
Thunder & Lightning: The Portal Is Just Beginning to Rumble
Mississippi State's 2025 season is over, Mississippi State's 2026 season is starting now in the portal. Two guys you can count on to never transfer are Brian Hadad and Robbie…
Mathews: Enough is enough. It’s time to lead or get out of the way for the sake of Coastal Mississippi
Enough. Enough with the excuses. Enough with the silos. Enough with defending the status quo and pretending that steady, extraordinarily incremental progress in Coastal Mississippi is good enough for a…
Mississippi lawmakers to revisit CON reforms as House picks up vetoed legislation
Mississippi's lawmakers will once again work to reform the state's certificate of need laws after Republican Gov. Tate Reeves vetoed a bill that would do so last year. The 2026…
