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Brett DiBiase enters a guilty plea before Judge Tomie Green in Hinds County Circuit Court on Dec. 17, 2020. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

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Wrestler only the second person to be charged federally in Mississippi welfare scandal

By ANNA WOLFE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY ANNA WOLFE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Fri,03/03/23-12:20PM, 373 Reads 14,641 Statewide
Brett DiBiase, a former professional wrestler and son of WWE’s “Million Dollar Man,” pleaded guilty Thursday to a new federal charge that involves his brother, Ted “Teddy” DiBiase Jr., as an alleged co-conspirator.
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JSU President Thomas Hudson put on administrative leave with pay; IHL offers no details

By KAYLEIGH SKINNER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY KAYLEIGH SKINNER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Fri,03/03/23-12:16PM, 284 Reads 9,475 Statewide
Jackson State University President Thomas Hudson has been put on administrative leave with pay, the Institutions for Higher Learning announced Thursday.
The news came in a press release from IHL and did not detail the circumstances which required the Board of Trustees to place Hudson on leave.
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Life's a Garden: Enough about me

By ALLEN MARTINSON ALLEN MARTINSON - Garden Columnist
Fri,03/03/23-10:24AM, 313 Reads 11,356 Statewide
We are just about to be done with February. So far the temperatures have been a little above average. With warmer temperatures usually comes wetter conditions. Personally I’ll take warm and soggy over cold and soggy any day. We have had about two inches more this February than average and we were already ahead for the year by three inches.
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Another Mississippi hospital will stop delivering babies

By GULFPORT GULFPORT
Fri,03/03/23-10:13AM, 132 Reads
A hospital on the Mississippi Gulf Coast will suspend labor and delivery services April 1 because of a shortage of obstetricians, further decreasing health care access in a state that has seen other hospitals shut down birt
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Wrestler only the second person to be charged federally in Mississippi welfare scandal

JSU President Thomas Hudson put on administrative leave with pay; IHL offers no details

Life's a Garden: Enough about me

Another Mississippi hospital will stop delivering babies

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