Much of Mississippi at risk of severe weather Wednesday afternoon into Thursday
Rain started coming down in much of Mississippi on Wednesday morning with dangerous storms potentially moving in and sticking around until early Thursday. The National Weather Service has placed the…
Bernard Euell named AD and head football coach at Ridgeland High School
Ridgeland High School has named its new athletics director and head football coach. Coming off a successful, decade-long run as the frontman of Velma Jackson's football program, Bernard Euell is…
K-9 unit assists Capitol Police in arresting man accused of shooting at officers
A K-9 unit helped law enforcement track down and arrest a man accused of shooting at officers in Jackson. The Mississippi Department of Public Safety said Capitol Police officers attempted…
Your Mississippi forecast for Wednesday, May 6
According to the National Weather Service, severe storms are possible today, so be sure to stay weather aware. Damaging wind gusts and quarter to golf ball size hail are the…
Thunder & Lightning: Rumbling Along Towards the Starkville Regional
Baseball's regular season is winding down, and we appear on the precipice of postseason play returning to Starkville for the first time in 5 years. Before Mississippi State fans can…
Boom Ball to bring family-friendly spin on America’s favorite pastime to Trustmark Park
Boom Ball is coming to central Mississippi this summer. The popular baseball game with unique twists will be showcased at Trustmark Park in Pearl on June 20, promising a "wild,…
Meridian’s Jamal Roberts returns to ‘American Idol’ stage with new single
Meridian native Jamal Roberts returned to the “American Idol” stage on Monday night, almost exactly a year after he won the hit singing competition. Roberts was invited to perform during…
Special session to redistrict has ‘nothing to do’ with fairness, Mississippi Democratic leader says
Lawmakers in Mississippi will reconvene in Jackson in two weeks with Gov. Tate Reeves asking them to redraw the state's Supreme Court electoral map, though some predict congressional districts could…
Some youth gun crimes automatically head to circuit court in Mississippi under new law
Teenagers who commit certain gun crimes in Mississippi will automatically be tried as adults beginning July 1 under a new law. State lawmakers passed a bill during this year’s session…
Lee Yancey looks to return to the Mississippi Senate, launching 2027 bid
With the incoming retirement of Mississippi Senate Pro Tempore Dean Kirby, one of the state’s House members is looking to cross the capitol hall and earn Kirby’s seat during next…
