President Biden to visit Mississippi Delta following deadly tornadoes
President Joe Biden will be heading to Rolling Fork on Friday to assess the damage from last week's severe storms and tornadoes, which left 21 dead and countless injured. According…
Gov. Reeves signs bill creating committee to study online sports betting
Governor Tate Reeves has signed legislation into law that could open the door to legalizing mobile sports betting in the Magnolia State. House Bill 606, introduced by Representative Casey Eure,…
Mississippi golfer making name for himself in Asia
Small-town Mississippi golfer Andy Ogletree has been through ups and downs at every level from amateur to professional. In August of 2019 at the famous Pinehurst Country Club, the Union…
Reese to be inducted into NJCAA Hall of Fame
Gulfport’s Brittney Reese continues to accumulate accolades even after hanging up her spikes. The former Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College basketball star will be inducted into the NJCAA Foundation Hall…
Your Mississippi forecast for Thursday, March 30
Severe thunderstorms are possible late Friday afternoon into the overnight hours for some areas of Mississippi. Northern Mississippi-- Sunny today with highs in the lower to mid-70s. Tonight will be…
Thunder & Lightning: Can Mississippi State Get Anything Against South Carolina?
Mississippi State will look for something, anything in their three game set with South Carolina. Is there anything left to salvage in this baseball season, or is it already too…
T&L Spring Wraparound: Previewing Alabama with BamaOnline’s Travis Reier
We are going to every school in the SEC over the next few weeks on Thunder & Lightning, checking in at spring practice for the entire conference. We start with…
Greenville man convicted of illegally possessing firearm after distributing methamphetamine
A federal jury convicted a Greenville man of illegally possessing a firearm after having been convicted of a felony and four counts of distributing methamphetamine on Tuesday. According to court…
Gov. Reeves signs bill regulating Jackson’s tax spending
Governor Tate Reeves has signed a bill into law requiring the city of Jackson to provide monthly reports of how it spends its additional one percent tax dollars. On Monday,…
Mississippi Senate rejects Dr. Robert Taylor as superintendent of education
The Mississippi Senate has rejected the confirmation of Dr. Robert Taylor as state superintendent of public education with a 31-21 vote. Taylor was previously selected as the state's new superintendent…
