Local News
Blending past, future: Redeveloping Burns Bottom
A local organization wants to modernize the Burns Bottom area to boost the economy and drive tourism into the Friendly City.
Rebuilding Amory: Community marks 1 year since deadly tornado
The twister carved a path through downtown Amory leaving damaged and destroyed homes and businesses in its wake.
New Albany furniture maker wins Mississippi Makers Challenge
This year's winner of the Mississippi Makers Challenge is The Destin Collection from Kevin Charles Furniture in New Albany.
MSU Performing Arts wraps up semester with Hip Hop Orchestra
The MSU Lyceum Performing Arts Series is having a Hip Hop Orchestra Experience at the Betterworth Auditorium.
Giving Day: Jersey Mike's donates day's sales to TK Martin Center
Jersey Mike's celebrated its annual "Giving Day" and they chose the TK Martin Center at Mississippi State as their charity of choice.
Fulton police warn businesses about fake money going around
The Fulton Police Department is sending a warning to business owners in the area. Someone has been getting away with passing out fake money.
Jurors hear day two of testimony in Noxubee County murder trial
Noxubee County jurors heard a second day of testimony in the murder trial of Henry Benamon.
McKee Park court dedicated to Starkville's 'Godfather of Pickleball'
Pickleball players united in Starkville for the official dedication of new pickleball courts at McKee Park.
Lee County deputies ask for help locating girl missing from shelter
The Lee County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help to find a girl missing from a Tupelo shelter. Eulalia Juan was last seen leaving Faith Haven.
Domestic dispute leads to weapons, drug charges for Saltillo man
The Lee County Sheriff's Office was called to County Road 395 near Saltillo by the victim in a domestic dispute.
Student loan forgiveness plan approved for public service workers
College is expensive, and for many that expense follows them after graduation. Recently, President Joe Biden approved a student loan forgiveness plan for thousands of people.
Tupelo Lee Humane Society tells people to spay, neuter pets
On most days, all cages and kennels at the Tupelo Lee Humane Society are full. The shelter's medical director said that is a major problem with a simple solution.
A cut above: Barber cuts hair free for Okolona Elementary students
An area barber is prepping elementary students for a big, upcoming event and teaching them a lesson in kindness.
Baptist Golden Triangle puts spotlight on mental health
The COVID-19 pandemic not only brought physical health into the spotlight but also renewed the focus on mental health.
Two people face charges for allegedly slashing tires in Oxford
On March 17, Oxford PD responded to a call reporting malicious mischief in the 100th block of Heritage Drive.