VA provides 1,722 home loans in Mississippi totaling $506.3 million in Q1
The U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs (VA) issued 1,722 home loans totaling $506.3 million in Mississippi during the first quarter of the fiscal year 2026, according to the Veterans’ Affairs Home Loans Index.
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Tunica County Sheriff’s Office urges water safety as summer begins
The Tunica County Sheriff’s Office has issued guidance on water safety ahead of summer weekends. Officials urge constant supervision around water following a recent tragedy in DeSoto County.
Hattiesburg football officials announce meeting and training dates for 2026 season
Hattiesburg area football officials have scheduled their first meeting for June 28 to prepare for the upcoming season. Additional details include requirements for new officials and contact information for organizers.
Ole Miss women’s basketball to host NC State in 2026 SEC/ACC Challenge
Ole Miss women’s basketball will face NC State at home during the fourth annual SEC/ACC Challenge on Dec. 2, 2026. The Rebels aim for victory following their previous loss against NC State two years ago.
Jackson officers still awaiting trial in Taser death case more than three years after incident
Three former Jackson Police Department officers remain awaiting trial over three years after being charged in a taser-related death involving over 80 shocks.
Tunica County Sheriff’s Office shares summer heat safety tips for residents
The Tunica County Sheriff’s Office has issued summer heat safety tips as temperatures rise across Mississippi. Residents are advised to stay hydrated, avoid peak sun hours, wear light clothing, and use sunscreen when outdoors.
Ole Miss baseball regional game with Nebraska suspended due to weather
Inclement weather has suspended Ole Miss’s regional baseball matchup against Nebraska in Lincoln. The game will resume Sunday with further games scheduled later that day.
University of Mississippi partners with state to develop critical mineral resources
The University of Mississippi has joined forces with state officials on an initiative targeting lithium extraction from local geological formations as part of efforts aimed at strengthening both regional economies and national supply chains for critical minerals.
Mississippi Bar Association reminds members to update contact information
The Mississippi Bar Association urges members to keep their contact details up-to-date for better communication. Updates can be made online through their portal or by contacting staff for name changes. The association serves over 8,000 attorneys statewide.