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Severe Storms Roll Across MS with Damaging Winds and Large Hail

Monday, March 27 by Randy Bell

Winds up to 70 miles an hour, heavy rain and hail the size of baseballs tore through Mississippi Sunday, less than 48 hours after three tornadoes devastated parts of Sharkey, Humphreys, Carroll and Monroe... Read More.

Flu Cases on the Increase in MS

Thursday, March 16 by Randy Bell

More Mississippians are coming down with the flu. The numbers aren't nearly as high as they were back during the fall, but the State Health Department says a steady downward trend in flu cases... Read More.

Photo: Kosciusko native throws first pitch at MS State baseball game

Monday, March 13 by Breck Riley

Kosciusko native Adyson Poole threw the first pitch Friday night at Dudy Noble Field ahead of Mississippi State’s baseball game vs Lipscomb. Poole is currently reigning as Miss Starkville, a crown she won in September. As... Read More.

Gas Prices in MS Creeping Higher

Friday, March 10 by Randy Bell

After spending more than two weeks bouncing around below $3 a gallon, the average price at the gas pumps in Mississippi is back above three bucks. AAA says it climbed past that mark Thursday... Read More.

Friday Storms Cause Power Outages

Friday, March 3 by Randy Bell

A combination of morning storms and gusty winds blew down trees and power lines across the state Friday. As of noon, almost 44,000 outages were being reported including 1,758 in Attala County, 1,586 in... Read More.

One Killed, Three Injured by Strong Winds in MS

Friday, March 3 by Randy Bell

One person was killed Friday morning when a tree fell on a vehicle in Yazoo County as strong winds blew through Mississippi. Three others were injured by falling trees in two other parts of... Read More.

Photo: MS Elks Association makes donation to Martha Jo Leslie State Veterans Home

Thursday, March 2 by Breck Riley

The Mississippi Elks Association made a monetary donation to the Martha Jo Leslie State Veterans Home in Kosciusko Thursday morning. Craig Huch visited the home to present an $8,000 check to the administrator Tade' Ward... Read More.

Flu Season Update: Fewer Cases in Most of MS

Tuesday, February 28 by Randy Bell

Mississippi's flu rate has nudged downward after holding steady for three weeks in a row. The State Health Department says, for the week ending Feb. 18, 3.2 per cent of patients in doctors' offices... Read More.

Video: Kosciusko native plays National Anthem at MS State Women’s basketball game

Monday, February 13 by Breck Riley

Kosciusko native Darren Milner played the National Anthem Sunday afternoon at the Mississippi State Women's basketball game vs Texas A&M. Milner lives in Kosciusko and works at Attala County Bank. Previously, Milner has performed the National... Read More.

Storms Forecast in MS This Week

Monday, February 6 by Randy Bell

We could see another round of stormy weather in Mississippi this week. The National Weather Service has the entire state under a Level-1 "marginal" risk for Wednesday with the main threat expected to be... Read More.

CDC: Flu Level in MS Now “Minimal”

Wednesday, February 1 by Randy Bell

Flu levels are lower than low in Mississippi now. A report from the Centers for Disease Control is classifying the state in the "minimal" category with the State Health Department saying only about three... Read More.

Medical Marijuana Sales Begin in MS

Thursday, January 26 by Randy Bell

Three dispensaries have become the first in Mississippi to legally sell medical marijuana. They opened for business Wednesday in Brookhaven and Oxford. And the Mississippi Medical Marijuana Association says more dispensaries will have products... Read More.