Tippah County, MS News
A Mississippi judge granted a preliminary injunction that allowed Trinidad Chambliss to return to Ole Miss after a months-long eligibility dispute with the NCAA. Chambliss said he is focused on spring practice and taking on a more vocal role for the Rebels.
A former Tippah County student-athlete is being recognized for a major accomplishment and commitment to service. Adrian Palmer, a Walnut
As college basketball condenses into a two-week sprint, one quality separates the storylines from the clichés: the ability to stay present. The brackets are set, the best players remain, and history is waiting — if teams can handle the moment.
President Donald Trump delivered a Good Friday message from the Resolute Desk saying religion is growing again in the United States, according to a video he posted on Truth Social.
Brian O’Connor appeared on SportsTalk Mississippi to reflect on a series at Arkansas and his team’s early struggles in Southeastern Conference play, host Brian Hadad said.
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Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk suggested Mississippi State consider adjustments to personnel, the batting order and the bullpen after a difficult weekend against Arkansas.
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E. Grady Jolly, a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit appointed by Ronald Reagan, has died at 88, the Magnolia Tribune reported. He served 35 years on the federal bench and assumed senior status at age 80.
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Gov. Tate Reeves and State Treasurer David McRae said Monday that S&P Global Credit Ratings moved the state’s outlook to “stable” from “negative” and that Mississippi generated a record $1 billion in interest income in 2025. They credited pro-growth policies and conservative financial management.
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The Mississippi House has proposed boosting state funding for community colleges by $100 million and universities by $53 million, sending the measures to the Senate for consideration.
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Legislation in Mississippi aims to open youth court records and hearings, sparking debate over privacy and accountability in the juvenile justice system.
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The Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board is considering shutting down SR1 College Preparatory and STEM Academy due to financial issues and poor management. A public hearing will determine the school’s future.
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E. Grady Jolly, who served on the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for 35 years, died Monday at age 88. He was known for his conservative rulings and sense of humor.
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The 14th Mission Support Group removed 13 bags of trash, three tires and one metal sign from a 1.89-mile stretch of the parkway, the Mississippi Department of Transportation said.
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The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor said it recently donated 100 laptops to the Mississippi National Guard. The office said the gift was meant to support the service members.
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