(Story written by Meaghan Flores and Andrew M. Abernathy) Arielle Hudson has become the University of Mississippi’s 27th Rhodes Scholar, making her UM’s first African American female to be selected for the prestigious, international scholarship program. Hudson, a senior English education … Continued
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife says this year hunters have access to 36 different drop-off locations to test their harvested deer for Chronic Wasting Disease, compared to 12 at the start of last year’s hunting season. When depositing a sample, … Continued
Photo and story courtesy of USM Athletics As a first-time visitor to M.M. Roberts Stadium, Western Kentucky proved to be downright rude guests. The Hilltoppers not only snapped Southern Miss’ three-game winning streak, but ruined its bid to remain unbeaten … Continued
Photo courtesy of MSU Athletics Story by Sportstalk Mississippi MSU Beat Reporter Brian Hadad A look at the scoreboard might make you think Mississippi State dominated Abilene Christian from start to finish, but a closer look shows the Bulldogs overcame … Continued
Photo credit: Joshua McCoy — Ole Miss Athletics Story by Sportstalk Mississippi Ole Miss Beat Reporter Brian Scott Rippee MEMPHIS, TENN — This game had both the physicality of a late-February SEC clash and the atmosphere to accompany it. Ole Miss was pummeled around … Continued
Empower Mississippi has announced the publication of “Untapped: How Chance Hiring Can Grow Your Workforce,” a resource for Mississippi employers. Image courtesy of Empower Mississippi The toolkit includes valuable information for businesses in the state to ensure that they are taking … Continued
Information Courtesy of MDOT Commissioner Dick Hall, chair, Mississippi Transportation Commission has announced updates to several Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) projects throughout the Mississippi Delta region. Debris removal efforts ongoing A project to remove hazardous debris obstructing or lying … Continued
After a busy night in Mississippi high school football, next week’s semifinal matchups are set! Also, the private school season is coming to an end with all but one of the championship games in the books. Below, you can check … Continued
A Meridian man will spend eight years in prison after being found guilty on numerous charges related to the sale of counterfeit goods and possessing more than 30 grams of spice, Attorney General Jim Hood announced. Abdulkhaliq Mohammed Murshid, 40, … Continued
Congressman Steven Palazzo has joined Republican House Appropriators in expressing his concerns that the impeachment inquiry is stealing the focus of Congress and hurting the fiscal year 2020 appropriations process. This letter comes after Palazzo voted against the continuing resolution in … Continued