Former House Speaker Philip Gunn finds new job with Balch Policy Advisors
Former House Speaker Philip Gunn has found a new gig coming off his two-decade career in the legislature. According to a new release, Gunn has joined Balch Policy Advisors, LLC…
21 injured after multi-vehicle crash in Jones County
In what officials are calling a "mass casualty," 21 people are injured after a massive car crash in Jones County. According to WDAM, the crash happened Wednesday around 6:30 a.m.…
Former Booneville basketball coach sentenced to 10 years for sex crimes against minors
Kenny Paul Geno, a once Division I basketball player turned high school coach, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Wednesday after pleading guilty to sexually exploiting underage females.…
Gas company knew of leaks before Jackson home explosions, federal officials report
Federal officials are accusing a natural gas distribution company of having previous knowledge of a gas leak ahead of two home explosions in Jackson — one of which caused the…
Rebel Report podcast: New football jersey numbers – Egg Bowl of Hoops round two preview
Ole Miss updated their football roster so we now know what numbers the #1 transfer portal class will be wearing. We go through those and dive into Wednesday's Egg Bowl…
Bond denied for men accused of killing 13-year-old in Tupelo
Bond has been denied for two men charged in connection to the death of a Tupelo teenager. Both Reginald Thomas, 22, and Devonta Sharkey, 23, face second-degree murder charges after…
Former Stone County circuit clerk to spend 5 years behind bars for fraud
A former Stone County circuit clerk will spend time behind bars for fraud. Harrison County District Attorney W. Crosby Parker on Tuesday announced that Jeffrey O’Neal pled guilty to two…
Your Mississippi forecast for Wednesday, February 21
Northern Mississippi It will be mostly sunny with highs in the lower 70s today. Tonight will be mostly cloudy and warmer with lows in the mid-50s. Central Mississippi It will…
Prior authorization bill heads to Gov. Reeves’ desk for second year in a row
For the second year in a row, a bill is heading to the desk of Gov. Tate Reeves regarding how insurance companies decide whether or not to cover a prescribed…
