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Silver Alert issued for 33-year-old Olive Branch woman
HINDS COUNTY, Miss. (WJTV) – A Silver Alert has been issued for a 33-year-old Olive Branch woman. Agents with the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation (MBI) said Nelson Deyonna Duren was last seen on Friday, August 23 around 6:00 p.m. in the 1900 block of Shady Lane in Hinds County. Duren was last seen wearing a […]
With current injuries at receiver, Ole Miss' running game 'is going to be very important'
OXFORD – Ole Miss’ opener against Furman is just a few days away. But the Rebels might not be playing with a full deck of cards when they take the field at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Head coach Lane Kiffin told reporters Monday that the wide receivers room is a bit thin at the moment due to injuries. Senior Jordan Watkins and South Carolina transfer Antwane Wells Jr. have both been in ...
Deputy jailer arrested in connection to Zimmerman escape
DESOTO CO., Miss. (WMC) - A deputy jailer is facing charges for allegedly aiding the escape of inmate Joshua Zimmerman. Ronnie Hunt was arrested and charged with “escape of prisoners and conveying articles useful for the escape of prisoners.”. DeSoto County officials say Hunt was a deputy jailer in...
University housing adapts to increase in student population
Three consecutive years of record-breaking freshman classes has caused the University of Mississippi to expand housing options and has created uncertainty for students as they sit on housing waitlists and struggle to find off-campus accommodations. When Assistant Vice Chancellor and Director of Student Housing John Yaun joined the university in...
Fraternity recruitment proceeds without Phi Kappa Tau
The University of Mississippi’s Interfraternity Council Formal Recruitment week kicked off on Thursday, Aug. 22, with a record-breaking 1,593 participants and Phi Kappa Tau stepping out of the recruitment process. IFC President and senior accounting major Beckett Abington explained that recruitment began earlier this year due to classes starting...
Morning Star Baptist Church of Natchez receives Prime-Time Reading Grant
Morning Star Baptist Church of Natchez is proud to announce that it has been awarded the Prime-Time Reading Grant in the amount of a $1,000 stipend. It is funded by Kathleen O’Brien Foundation, the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, and Prime Time. With this grant we will implement the...
Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders unveils renovations
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Renovations have transformed the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Children’s of Mississippi. A ribbon was cut on the updated center on Friday, with tours of the space following. The more than $5 million project tripled the size of the center’s infusion room and redesigned it for more privacy for patients and increased the number of exam […]
1971: Medical Center takes a SHRP turn
During its 69-year history, the University of Mississippi Medical Center has made contributions to the state, and the world, in medicine, science and education. Each month, we’ll recognize at least one of these major accomplishments. — — — More than five decades ago, the UMMC School of Health...
Front and Center: Dr. Harrison Hicks
On the second day of 2019, back when he was still a college student, Dr. Harrison Hicks somehow managed to walk into a hospital under his own power. It was the last time he would be able to walk anywhere for many days to come. His swift descent into a...
First responders dive into family fun at the Kroc Center
BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - To honor first responders and all they do for the community, the Kroc Center in Biloxi hosted a private opening for them and their families on Sunday. “Family fun can be expensive, but having a safe environment like this where there’s swimming and basketball and all kinds of activities you can do is great,” says William Shipton with the Biloxi Police Department.
Podcast: Lt. Gov. Hosemann on tax cuts, Medicaid expansion, campaign finance reform, Auditor Shad White and more
Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann tells Mississippi Today’s Geoff Pender, Bobby Harrison and Taylor Vance the state’s financial position should allow for cutting the state’s grocery tax next year. He covers numerous other topics and also talks about state Auditor Shad White’s political scorched-earth from his new book on the welfare scandal.
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