Fire destroys barn.

The state's leading law enforcement agency takes over a murder investigation in Aberdeen.

Mississippi lawmakers are considering a bill that allows gun owners to sue city officials who ban guns

Call the Tupelo Police, or Crimestoppers at 1-800-773-8477

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear post-conviction arguments from John Ray Kidd, a Mississippi man convicted of sexual assault in an attack on a woman who had accepted a ride home from him.

Couple used stolen credit card number.

Attorney General Jim Hood today is issuing a warning to parents and teens about an alarming trend of improper and illegal internet posts, particularly on the popular social networking site Instagram.

A Houston man is charged, after the January 19th burglary of Murry's Grocery.

The man accused of sending ricin laced letters to President Barack Obama, Senator Roger Wicker and Lee County Judge Sadie Holland will be in court Friday afternoon in Oxford.

Mississippi's prison population is growing faster than the state can afford.

Aberdeen Police arrest a juvenile after he shoots at another teen.

The Winston County Sheriff's office is looking for those responsible in the thefts of two vehicles.

The man police say ran over a utility pole and ran from the crash has been arrested.

The Mississippi House has passed a bill that would require drug testing for some welfare applicants.

Case Started In Tupelo

A new contract may be the answer to healthcare savings for inmates in Monroe County.

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has reinstated the conviction of a Tupelo man on federal child pornography charges.