Good evening, Mississippi. Here is the Mississippi News Report for Saturday, November 14, 2026, with the biggest stories from across the Mississippi News Group network since this morning — a Southaven power plant study, a freeze warning for the north, and a full slate of Mississippi sports.
A satellite study by MIT and Carbon Mapper researchers estimates Southaven power plant emissions of NOx ran about 19 times what the state permit expects. Read the full story on DeSoto County News.
The Corinth forecast calls for a 28-degree low and frost tonight, then a dry warm-up to the 70s that will worsen drought and raise fire danger. Read the full story on Alcorn County News.
No DeSoto County burn ban is in place, but Marshall County has one and the National Weather Service expects a rain-free week with low humidity. Read the full story on DeSoto County News.
Delta State erased a 16-point deficit and took a fourth-quarter lead, but Valdosta State answered with a touchdown to win 25-20. The Statesmen finished 5-4 overall and 1-1 in Gulf South Conference play. Read the full story on Mississippi Sports.
Madison Francis scored 22 points to lead Mississippi State past Buffalo, 90-57. The Bulldogs pulled away with a 28-13 third quarter and finished with 12 players scoring. Read the full story on Mississippi Sports.
Lake Cormorant stayed unbeaten Friday night with a 42–10 playoff win over Ridgeland, powered by a strong rushing attack and stout defense. Read the full story on DeSoto County News.
Jon Ross Myers is the executive editor and publisher of the Mississippi News Network, Mississippi's largest digital only media company. He can be reached at editor@tippahnews.com
