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Former Columbus CFO sentenced to prison for embezzlement found dead

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Severe storms possible Wednesday

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Local business owner stays optimistic after storm damages property

Learning The Basics: Training Heats Up For New Firefighters In Starkville

Learning the basics: Training heats up for new firefighters in Starkville

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Northeast Mississippi car dealership has major impact on the economy

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Oktibbeha County Sheriff's Department reports teen has been found

Columbus Police Investigate 2 Shootings In Same Day

Columbus police investigate 2 shootings in same day

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Charges dropped in Noxubee County murder case, 8 years later

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Traffic stop leads to drug trafficking arrest in Tupelo

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Fake checks lead police to arrest of teenager in Tupelo

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Tupelo police arrest man for allegedly holding woman at gunpoint

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Spring storms in June

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Entergy Mississippi customers to see reduction in monthly bill

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Lieutenant Governor makes last stop on campaign trail in Columbus

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Louisville police continue search for answers after Sunday shooting

Aerospace company brings multi-million dollar investment, jobs to Tupelo

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National council awards MUW teacher preparation program with 'A' grade

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Stormy June pattern continues, severe storms possible

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Inmates continue to lower food cost in Webster County

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Two suspects arrested during STING operation for illicit sexual activity

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EF1 tornado hits portion of Chickasaw County Sunday night

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Stormy conditions sticking around

Man faces multiple charges after reportedly stealing deputy vehicle

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New program at MSU geared toward helping older students reach goals