Jackson man sentenced to over 8 years for committing bank fraud
A Jackson man was sentenced to serve over eight years in prison for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and for conspiracy to commit bank fraud. Deonta Miller,…
East Union assistant baseball coach Chris Lucius dies after battle with cancer
Just two weeks after winning a state championship, East Union assistant baseball coach Chris Lucius has passed away. Lucius, who helped lead the team to a 31-5 record and the…
Your Mississippi forecast for Wednesday, June 21
Scattered showers and storms are expected today, mainly along and east of Interstate 55. High temperatures will range from the upper 80s in the east to near 90 degrees in…
Thunder & Lightning: Mississippi State Enjoys a Banner Recruiting Day
Mississippi State had been running well on the recruiting trail as of late, but on Tuesday, the Bulldogs put together a string of commitments that can only be described as…
Olive Branch pitmaster advances in ‘Masterchef’ competition
One Mississippi native has advanced to the top 20 in the “MasterChef: United Tastes of America” competition after impressing the judges with his southern dishes. During Wednesday night's episode, Kendal Adair…
MEMA working toward emergency declaration status after severe weather
Severe storms have continued to wreak havoc on the Magnolia State, causing the loss of lives, property damage, and ongoing power outages. Over the weekend, over 150,000 Mississippians lost power…
Your guide to summer music in Mississippi
The temps are hot, but the music won’t stop. A laundry list of different artists and bands will be stopping in Mississippi this summer. Here, in chronological order, are the…
Waynesboro native becomes first Mississippian to earn prestigious wine diploma
A Waynesboro native has become the first Mississippi resident to graduate from the Wine & Spirit Education Trust. Christen Raanes, owner of The Little Wine Shoppe in Hattiesburg, earned her ceritfication…
