Tippah County, MS News
On the T&L Extra podcast, host Brian Hadad welcomed Dawgs247’s Olivia Sayer to preview a top-five series between Mississippi State and Georgia at Dudy Noble Field this weekend.
TIPPAH COUNTY, Miss. — A 17-year-old has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder following a deadly shooting at an
Thursday’s Sweet 16 served up both theater and head-scratching moments — from a decisive tip-in that sent Purdue onward to a bench blunder that left a coach owning an embarrassing mistake.
Sen. Mitch McConnell joined Democratic lawmakers in backing U.S. membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization after President Donald Trump said he was considering withdrawing from the alliance.
The order aims to verify voter eligibility and restrict mail ballots, but legal experts question its authority and feasibility.
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Tiger Woods announced Tuesday he will seek treatment following his DUI arrest and vehicle crash in Florida. He will skip the Masters for the second consecutive year.
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Graham Hall of Swamp247 told Brian Hadad that Jon Sumrall’s squad enters the 2026 season with high expectations despite changes at coach and quarterback.
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After the first scrimmage of Mississippi State’s 2026 spring camp, analyst Brian Hadad said he has reason to believe in the Bulldogs, particularly on defense.
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The Mississippi Senate on Tuesday refused to reconsider a bill that would have added diapers to the state’s Second Amendment sales tax holiday, clearing the measure to go to the governor.
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Lawmakers approved a resolution Tuesday to extend the state’s 2026 regular legislative session ‘on paper’ to April 15 to allow extra time if needed, leaders said.
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Lawmakers agreed on roughly $94.6 million in state funding for the Mississippi Department of Human Services as part of a $1.6 billion budget package, lawmakers and agency officials said.
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An analysis by Mississippi Today of court records found the state high court considered at least 18 Batson claims from 2015 to 2025 and ruled in favor of struck Black jurors zero times.
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The Mississippi Department of Education downgraded accreditation for 14 districts and approved corrective action plans, citing poor recordkeeping, fiscal mismanagement and governance problems. Two districts face possible state takeover if they do not clear violations by year’s end.
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Legislators missed a deadline to reform Mississippi’s Supreme Court districts amid ongoing litigation. They advanced bills on immigration enforcement and education policy before session’s end.
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