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Tupelo police arrest man for allegedly threatening people at Salvation Army

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Updated financial aid numbers for march tornado victims were released

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Louisville man dies after his vehicle crashes into utility pole

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Starkville woman arrested on animal cruelty charge

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Heavy rain, storms possible again Thursday

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Tupelo Post Office New Lobby Hours Effective June 1

Tupelo Businessman Helps Students Try Out For Cross Country Teams

Financial planner helps students go the distance with cross country clinics

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Teens easily sneaking vapes that look more like everyday items

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Two New Hope cheerleaders look to compete at the next level

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Staying hot and humid

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West Point police search for suspect involved in drive-by shooting

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UPDATE: TPD reports Kathryn Kennedy has been located safe

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MSU hosts 2nd Athlete Engineering Summit at EMCC Communiversity

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Testimony continues in trial of 2021 parking lot shooting in Columbus

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Car crash in Alabama kills 5 people; 4 of them from Lowndes County

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Oktibbeha County deputies investigate apartment shooting

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Former Doc's Toyota employee accused of embezzlement

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Increased rain chances Wednesday and Thursday

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Former Doc's Toyota Employee faces second charge of embezzlement

Tupelo High School DECA students win big at international conference

Fire Destroys Volunteer Fire Department In Pickens County

Fire destroys Volunteer Fire Department in Pickens County

Choctaw County High School Seniors Get Creative With How They Make It To Class

Choctaw County seniors get creative with how they make it to class

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Experts say being outside is great way to improve your mental health

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Carrying the torch: Louisville community runs for Special Olympics