Annual Car Show Planned for April 25 in Falkner
FALKNER, Miss. — Car enthusiasts and families alike are invited to attend the Annual Falkner Car Show on Saturday, April
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FALKNER, Miss. — Car enthusiasts and families alike are invited to attend the Annual Falkner Car Show on Saturday, April
Read moreRIPLEY, Miss. — The Cam Cares Foundation is inviting the community to gather in downtown Ripley next month for a
Read moreA social media post urged people celebrating St. Patrick’s Day early to plan ahead and line up sober rides, saying “Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving!” and using related hashtags.
Read moreRipley Main Street said Easter eggs have been hidden throughout downtown Ripley, each containing a discount redeemable during the Shop Hop on March 21.
Read moreThe National Weather Service forecast an enhanced risk of severe weather for Mississippi on the evening of Sunday, March 15, 2026, with the greatest threat in the north and central parts of the state, the agency said. The agency said tornadoes were possible and damaging winds could reach 70 mph.
Read morePresident Donald Trump announced that U.S. forces targeted Iran’s main oil export hub on Kharg Island amid ongoing tensions. All six crew members of a downed refueling plane in Iraq were also confirmed dead.
Read morePeople should verify tax tips found on social media before acting, a certified public accountant says, and use official sources to avoid scams.
Read morePresident Donald Trump indicated he has his own estimate for how long the Iran conflict could last, amid shifting timelines for a U.S.-Israeli operation.
Read morePresident Donald Trump has endorsed Rep. Kevin Hern in the race to replace Sen. Markwayne Mullin in Oklahoma. The endorsement came via a social media post Friday.
Read moreMark DeRosa said he has “an undying passion” for the roster and defended his decisions in an in-game Fox Sports interview, Fox News Digital reported. The remarks followed Team USA’s surprising 8-6 loss to Italy in pool play.
Read moreVice President JD Vance visited Rocky Mount, North Carolina, to highlight recent economic improvements and rally support for Republican candidates, including Michael Whatley in the upcoming Senate race.
Read moreTeam USA defeated Canada 5-3 in the quarterfinals of the World Baseball Classic, advancing to the semifinals against the Dominican Republic. The game featured strong pitching and timely hitting.
Read moreRichard Grenell is leaving his position at the Kennedy Center before the arts complex’s planned renovations and closure in July, according to a post by former President Donald Trump.
Read moreMississippi National Guard troops have been sent to the Middle East amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, according to state officials. The deployment is part of a broader military effort called Operation Epic Fury.
Read moreThe No. 15 seed Ole Miss pulled off a historic upset over No. 2 seed Alabama in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals, advancing to the semifinals for the first time as the lowest seed ever.
Read moreA key inflation measure increased in January, signaling persistent price gains before recent spikes caused by the Iran war and rising gas prices.
Read moreThe Mississippi House approved amendments to a Senate bill aimed at increasing financial transparency and requiring MDOC to rebid inmate healthcare contracts, with a vote of 116-1.
Read moreMississippi National Guard airmen and soldiers were sent to the U.S. Central Command area in late February to support Operation Epic Fury, the Guard said. Gov. Tate Reeves and the state’s adjutant general offered statements of support.
Read moreCorey Wiggins, a Hazlehurst native and federal official, will become the 15th president of Tougaloo College on July 1, succeeding Donzell Lee after a yearlong search.
Read moreThe Mississippi Senate voted Thursday to add $15 million for child care vouchers to a state human services budget bill, a move advocates say would only partially address a months‑long waiting list and still must survive further legislative action.
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