A new Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) policy, which took effect Friday, November 1st, will allow restaurant patrons to dine with their pet dogs under certain conditions. Patterned after other states’, the policy outlines the requirements that food facilities … Continued
The Family Resource Center of North Mississippi has received one of only nine federal child welfare grants awarded for 2019 by the Administration of Children and Families. More than 150 applicants from 50 states competed for the 5-year federal grant … Continued
Daylight saving time ended this morning, giving everyone an extra hour of sleep before changing the microwave clock. But Atmos Energy says don’t stop there! The company reminds everyone that this is an opportunity to perform routine household safety checks, … Continued
The Southeastern Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (SEAFWA) named Cole Edwards the 2019 Colonel Bob Brantley Wildlife Officer of the Year at their annual meeting in Hilton Head, South Carolina this week. Edwards is a conservation officer for the … Continued
Photo credit: Joshua McCoy Ole Miss Athletics Story by SportsTalk Mississippi Ole Miss Beat Reporter Brian Scott Rippee AUBURN, AL — It was the same song and dance. Three putrid quarters from an offense without an identity applied stress on an … Continued
Photo courtesy of Aaron Cornia/MSU Athletics Story by SportsTalk Mississippi MSU Beat Reporter Brian Hadad Everything Mississippi State had been lacking during its four-game losing streak suddenly showed up in Fayetteville Saturday, as the Bulldogs turned a quick start and … Continued
The regular season has come to an end in 4A, 3A and 2A, and just one week remains in the rest of the classifications in Mississippi high school football. We also had playoff football tonight in certain private school classifications. … Continued
Photo by News Mississippi We’re just hours away from Air Force One landing in Mississippi. Just days before Mississippi’s gubernatorial election, President Donald Trump will host a “Keep America Great Rally” in Tupelo on behalf of Republican Tate Reeves. The … Continued
Thomas Edward Spell, Jr., 51, a pharmacy owner in Ridgeland, Mississippi, was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for his involvement in a $243 million compounding pharmacy fraud scheme, announced U.S. Attorney Mike Hurst. Spell’s case is part of … Continued
A ruling by a federal judge will not change Mississippi’s process for electing a governor or other statewide offices. U.S. District Judge Daniel P. Jordan III said he would not issue a preliminary injunction to stop the current process. The … Continued