Matthew Whitt, 25, of Tupelo awaits sentencing on Jan. 23 after pleading guilty to enticing a minor for illegal sex.

The West Jackson Street Baptist Church welcomed Lee County prisoners to its final Christmas program rehearsal.

Supreme Court Questions Confession

The Mississippi Department of Corrections will resume sending inmates to the Alcorn County Regional Correctional Facility starting Dec. 17.

A wanted robbery suspect is behind bars after eluding police for 24 hours.

26 year-old Isidro Mercado has been charged with one count of Murder and one count of Aggravated Assault.

The Clay County Sheriff's Offices has added a warrants section to its website.

Noxubee County Emergency Management Director Brad Moore has agreed to take on the added responsibility of overseeing Noxubee County's 911 dispatching.

Charges have not been filed against a West Point internet cafe.

Golf pro studied at MSU, investigators fear some victims may be in area.

Charges have not been filed against a West Point internet cafe.

A weekend fight leads to the arrest of a Calhoun City business owner and charges being filed against a Derma police officer.

It was an accident that landed a 14 year-old New Albany boy in intensive care with a gun shot wound to the face.

She was at the store and didn't notice she'd been followed home until a 22 Rifle was put in her face.

In the last two years, Tupelo Police have arrested more than a dozen men on similar charges. Investigators say the men have tried to meet an agent posing online as an underage girl for sexual encounters.

Changes designed to bring 'certainty' to prison sentences.

A lawsuit filed against the Mississippi Department of Corrections in federal court over alleged unpaid overtime wages has been dismissed.

Police are investigating what appears to be a double murder-suicide in Pickens County.

The West Point Police Department is investigating a pit bulldog attack that left a 3 year old child injured.

State agents raid a West Point Internet café for the third time in the last seven years.

They root, they dig and they destroy land.

A $1 million dollar bond is set in Tuesday's fatal shooting in Tupelo.

A burglary suspect may have gone to the well one too many times.