Tippah County, MS News
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A Magnolia Tribune column says many evangelicals blame comfort and a lack of persecution for a spiritually anemic church in the United States and calls for a return to biblical teaching.
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A comparison of Kirk Fordice’s quiet end as governor and Donald Trump’s enduring support illustrates changing political tolerances over the past 25 years.
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Four people, including an infant, were injured when a vehicle left the road and struck a tree overnight at the intersection of Trace Road and Vester Johnson Road in Jones County, deputies said. The victims were taken to South Central Regional Medical Center, deputies said.
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President Donald Trump announced Saturday that the U.S. launched major combat operations against Iran. Local station WJTV reported that many Mississippi leaders issued public reactions.
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Mississippi Republicans praised the joint U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, while Democrats called for briefings and questioned whether congressional approval was sought, officials said.
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Brenen Thompson ran an official 4.26-second 40-yard dash at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis, a mark the league posted as among the fastest this year.
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Ole Miss snapped a 10-game losing streak Saturday with an 85-79 victory at Auburn, highlighted by career-high performances from freshmen Patton Pinkins and AJ Storr.
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The Trump administration paused reimbursements for long-term FEMA recovery projects during a Department of Homeland Security funding lapse, drawing criticism from Democrats who say the Disaster Relief Fund still has money to cover the work.
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A proposal for a 24-hour child care facility in Hattiesburg gains attention as local families struggle with limited hours and state subsidy cuts. Community members see potential benefits for shift workers and single parents.
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The Mississippi Board of Education voted in January to take control of the rural district after reviews and interviews found persistent academic underperformance, governance problems and budget shortfalls, Mississippi Today reported.
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