Picayune woman pleads guilty to collecting benefits from different Social Security numbers
A Picayune woman has pleaded guilty to theft of public money by collecting benefits using two different Social Security numbers. According to court records, 69-year-old Zenda Marie Bryan admitted to…
Jones Co. woman arrested for having sexual contact with dogs on social media
A Mississippi woman has been arrested after she allegedly posted multiple videos of herself having sexual contact with dogs on social media. Denise Nicole Frazier, 19, of Laurel, was arrested…
Jackson chef Nick Wallace named Mississippi Small Business Person of the Year
Local chef and business owner Nick Wallace has been named the Mississippi Small Business Person of the Year for his work in the culinary arts. Wallace has been featured on…
Former U.S. congressman partners with UMMC to help people with fragile X syndrome
The University of Mississippi Medical Center and former U.S. Congressman Gregg Harper are joining forces to raise awareness for fragile X syndrome (FXS) while also looking to aid people who…
Notice Kayleigh Clark wasn’t on ‘American Idol’ this week? Here’s where she was
If you tuned in to American Idol this week and were wondering where Mississippi native Kayleigh Clark was, well we now have an answer. Clark, a 17-year-old aspiring country music…
Ridgeland High School pitches 6 consecutive no-hitters on way to region championship
The Ridgeland High School baseball team has been named 5A District 3 champions after mounting 12 straight wins, including six consecutive no-hitters as the regular season winds down. RHS head…
Tick, Tock: A look at mental health in the Magnolia State
I look at the clock. 8:02 p.m. Time. It is elusive. Ephemeral, yet eternal. It flies; it drags; it allegedly heals all wounds. In its fullness, it reveals truths. It…
Rebel Report podcast: Baseball gets much needed “clean” win over Memphis
The Ole Miss baseball team pitched it well and played good defense in a win over Memphis. It's just one midweek game, but that's something the team needs to build…
MSDH confirms 1,278 new COVID-19 cases in weekly report
The Mississippi State Department of Health has confirmed 1,278 new COVID-19 cases in its weekly report. The seven-day update brings the state’s total number of recorded cases since the onset…
DPS Commissioner Sean Tindell discusses bill allowing teachers to be armed
Teachers at schools in Mississippi may soon be able to be armed in classrooms with the passing of the Mississippi School Protection Act, or Senate Bill 2079. The bill, which…
