Study names Mississippi’s favorite Super Bowl food. The answer might surprise you
The Super Bowl has become a showdown both on and off the field and especially in the kitchen as fans across the country work to whip up or pick up…
Madison elementary school receives threat for second day in a row
For the second day in a row, a Madison elementary school has been the subject of a threat. Madison Station Elementary School informed parents Thursday morning that it is “currently…
Your Mississippi forecast for Thursday, February 5
There's a warming trend on the way, with temperatures above normal by this weekend and early next week. Here’s your statewide forecast from the National Weather Service. Northern Mississippi Today will…
Mississippi’s first bird flu case of 2026 reported in Amite County
Mississippi's first case of bird flu this year has been confirmed. The Mississippi Board of Animal Health was notified by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Veterinary Services Laboratory that…
Thunder & Lightning: Brian O’Connor Is Ready for Mississippi State Baseball To Prove People Right
Mississippi State baseball has expectations as high as they've ever been, and Brian O'Connor wouldn't have it any other way. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk discuss why the Diamond Dawgs…
T&L Extra: D1Baseball’s Aaron Fitt Has Great Conviction in Mississippi State
Opening Day is next week, and the anticipation for the season is about to boil over. Brian Hadad welcomes Aaron Fitt of D1 Baseball to the podcast to discuss Mississippi…
NCAA denies Ole Miss QB Chambliss’ appeal for additional season
Trinidad Chambliss is still awaiting a ruling on his eligibility for another season of college football after the NCAA’s appeals committee upheld the denial of his request. Chambliss, whose legal…
Cancer advocates push Mississippi Senate to pass biomarker testing coverage bill
Exactly one week after the Mississippi House of Representatives passed a bill requiring insurers to cover biomarker testing – a technology that helps ensure cancer patients get the correct care…
Bill requiring civics course for high school graduation passes Senate committee
Legislation requiring public schools in Mississippi to teach students how the government works is making its way through the state Senate. Sen. Brice Wiggins, R-Pascagoula, fulfilled a pre-session promise to…
Mississippi House unanimously passes $5,000 pay bump for teachers
Legislation increasing the salary for public school teachers passed unanimously in the Mississippi House of Representatives on Wednesday. House Bill 1126, authored by Rep. Jansen Owen, R-Poplarville, cleared the chamber…
