A man is in custody after shooting a dog in Natchez, running from deputies, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. On Wednesday, Adams County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a call regarding the shooting of a dog. The … Continued
The Democratic National Convention kicked off on Monday and here is a recap of first three nights: Night 1: Former presidential candidate, Bernie Sanders, who gave Biden his full support on April 13th after withdrawing from the race himself, gave … Continued
An executive order issued by Governor Tate Reeves will allow for 25% capacity inside of Mississippi’s college football stadiums. The governor’s order comes as Southern Miss is just two weeks away from hosting South Alabama for its season opener and … Continued
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi may bring members of the House back from August recess early to address issues regarding the United States Postal Service (USPS). Some lawmakers have even suggested that the President doesn’t support funding the USPS … Continued
Image courtesy of Band of Choctaw Indians While the entire state continues to feel the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians has been hit particularly hard. The tribe, which consists of over 11,000 members, has … Continued
Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley is warning consumers about a recent rise in cell phone scams involving the swapping of SIM cards and theft of funds through cash apps. “One of the best ways to protect yourself against these types … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting 894 new cases of COVID-19. Today’s report brings Mississippi’s total up to 75,449. With the confirmation of *27 additional deaths, 2,190 Mississippians have passed away from the virus. MSDH Note: 2 confirmed … Continued
It’s been a big year for country music artist Steve Azar. Not only has he had a day named after him in the state of South Dakota, but the SuperTalk Mississippi show host is gearing up to release his new … Continued
The Mississippi Department of Corrections is gearing up for a mass hiring of probation and parole agents and correctional officers, with advertisements of openings beginning this week. “If you want a job, we have one for you,” Commissioner Cain said. “These … Continued
The Jackson Zoo plans to reopen its gates for the first time in almost a year this weekend. Since its decision to close on October 1, 2019, the zoo has dealt with everything from monetary issues to an unsuccessful effort … Continued