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For cadets in Class 2024 B76 of the Northeast Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Center, a typical day can include PT outdoors and classroom work.
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For cadets in Class 2024 B76 of the Northeast Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Center, a typical day can include PT outdoors and classroom work.
There are several abandoned houses and empty properties around the Friendly City. The city of Columbus is hoping the new Blight Program will help eliminate some of the unused property.
A Lowndes County Sheriff's Department correctional officer finds himself on the other side of a jail cell.
Increasing injuries and fatalities force law enforcement agencies to develop strategies to enhance safety on trail rides.
A bill on the way to Governor Tate Reeves' desk will allow military members more flexibility with school choices for their kids.
A storm shelter at a Tupelo park is relocated, because of major improvements at the popular attraction.
An Oktibbeha County jury found a man guilty of crashing into an ATV and killing a child while under the influence.
Columbus leaders are exploring every option when it comes to reducing gun violence in the city, including taking aim at the shooters' wallets.
Lowndes County deputies are investigating another Dollar General armed robbery. This hold-up happened at the Highway 12 store, near Steens Road.
Rosa Birks and her husband Jamison recently started "Simple Snacks", a program that provides food over the weekend for kids in Nettleton.
A local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented a braille American flag to the Webster County Courthouse Monday.
Monroe County Sheriff released a nearly three-minute video showing the events that led up to Garth receiving new charges.
Spring means trees are budding, flowers are blooming, and pollen is flying. It also means congestion, itchy noses, and watery eyes. Those allergies can be enough to make you want to stay inside.
A former Winona Alderwoman was sentenced on her felony charge of simple assault on an officer conviction. Sylvia Clark was ordered to serve three years of house arrest and two years probation.
Whether you're looking to learn new skills to land a better-paying job, or you're a manager trying to find a place that can train your workers, EMCC's Communiversity has a plan to fit your needs.