Baby formula shortage lingers in Mississippi despite progress seen nationally
A recent study from HelpAdviser has revealed that 68 percent of parents in Mississippi had difficulty finding baby formula in December, which was the highest percentage out of any state…
Azar’s ‘One Mississippi’ being turned into children’s book
Steve Azar’s “One Mississippi” was recently named an official state song, and now, it’s being turned into a children’s book. The book, written and illustrated by Oxford native Sarah Frances…
Sen. Wicker advocates for continued U.S. military aid to assist Ukraine
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker, R-Miss., is urging stronger Congressional efforts to deliver sustained military assistance to Ukraine. Nearly one year following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Wicker, who is set…
Pelahatchie man faces possible life sentence in prison for trafficking heroin
A federal jury has convicted a Pelahatchie man for trafficking heroin in Rankin and Hinds counties during 2017 and 2018. Court documents and evidence presented at trial show that 55-year-old…
Gibert: Why Mississippi should allow direct sale of electric vehicles
The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of SuperTalk Mississippi Media Throughout the course of human history, there has been one constant: change. Driven by…
Your Mississippi forecast for Friday, January 27
Northern Mississippi-- Sunny and not as cool today with highs in the mid-50s. Clear tonight with lows in the mid-30s. Central Mississippi-- Sunny today with highs in the mid-50s. Mostly…
Thunder & Lightning: What Does “Winning the State” Mean for Mississippi State Recruiting?
When Coach Chad Bumphis joined Brian Hadad on Thunder & Lightning Live Wednesday, he talked about recruiting and "winning the state." What exactly does that do for the Bulldogs, and…
MSDH confirms 3,902 new COVID-19 cases in weekly report
On Thursday, the Mississippi State Department of Health confirmed 3,902 new COVID-19 cases. The seven-day update brings the state's total number of recorded cases since the onset of the pandemic…
Senate bill to create registry for those guilty of misspending public funds
As Mississippi's legislative session continues to pick up steam, one lawmaker is focusing on strengthening the law to punish those guilty of bribery and misspending government funds. Senator Jeremy England,…
10 unusual bills proposed in Mississippi’s 2023 legislative session
The 2023 legislative session has kicked off in Mississippi, with lawmakers proposing several odd bills that may become effective this year. Here's a list of 10 unusual bills proposed by…
