Nearly $275K returned to Mississippi fraud victim through civil forfeiture
A total of $273,082.50 has been returned to a Mississippi fraud victim through civil forfeiture of a bank. According to the verified complaint for forfeiture filed by the U.S. Attorney’s…
Tensions rise between lieutenant governor candidates during showdown at Neshoba County Fair
To no one's surprise, tensions have elevated in Mississippi's race to see who will represent the Republican Party for lieutenant governor. A mud-slinging match between incumbent Delbert Hosemann and challenger…
Your Mississippi forecast for Thursday, July 27
Northern Mississippi Patchy fog in the morning, then mostly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 90s. Heat index readings will be anywhere from 104 to 109. Tonight will…
Thunder & Lightning: Why Aren’t We Talking About Mississippi State’s Defense?
This offseason has seen virtually every question about Mississippi State center around Will Rogers and the new look offense. Why aren't more people discussing what should be an outstanding Bulldog…
T&L Opponent Preview: AL.com’s Nick Alvarez Previews Alabama
Mississippi State's series with Alabama hasn't included a lot of good times for the Bulldogs, but could the final edition for some time be one the maroon and white remember?…
AG candidate Greta Kemp Martin challenges incumbent Lynn Fitch’s record
The race for attorney general in Mississippi heated up during Wednesday’s round of speeches at the Neshoba County Fair with Democratic candidate Greta Kemp Martin challenging incumbent Lynn Fitch’s track…
Law prohibiting ballot harvesting in Mississippi struck down by federal judge
A U.S. District Court has placed a hold on a piece of legislation that would ban ballot harvesting across the Magnolia State. Judge Henry Wingate handed down the order on…
What Southern Miss head coach Will Hall said at Sun Belt Media Days
One thing is for sure about the 2023 Southern Miss football team: This is the best team Will Hall has had in three years as head coach in Hattiesburg. That…
Federal officials to transfer control of Jackson sewer to third-party water manager
Jackson's interim third-party water manager Ted Henifin is set to receive complete control of the capital city's sewer system in the coming weeks, according to a recently approved proposed stipulated…
