Sister Corps wraps up tornado relief work in Monroe County
An all-female disaster relief group has wrapped up work in Monroe County helping victims of last year’s tornado.
Fatal shooting in Starkville leaves unanswered questions
The stark reality of gun violence hits home in Starkville claiming the life of a teenager and leaving law enforcement searching for answers.
Aberdeen mayoral election: Candidate Dwight Stevens
Dwight Stevens says his experience running businesses and preserving properties has prepared him for the mayor's office
Dwight Stevens moved to Aberdeen in 1981 and three years later, opened his business, Stevens Auction Company.
Waverley Mansion’s new owners restoring historic landmark
Waverley Mansion will be open for pilgrimage on April 4, April 6, April 11, and April 13.
In an area known for its stately architecture, Waverley Mansion stands out. Waverley’s newest owners have been breathing new life into the home.
Senator Roger Wicker stops at Sprint Mart in north Columbus
Senator Roger Wicker is making the most of Congress’ Easter Break and making the rounds in North Mississippi.
DA Scott Colom speaks out after victory in Macon murder case
16th Judicial District District Attorney Scott Colom is speaking out after yesterday’s victory in a Macon murder case.
Former Oktibbeha County fire coordinator dies
Kirk Rosenhan, a long-time first responder in Oktibbeha County with over three decades of experience, passed away.
Columbus man dies in crash in Pickens County
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said Otha Rockett was found dead at the scene on U.S. Highway 82 about five miles west of Reform.
GT Crime Stoppers tip leads deputies to suspected copper thieves
The investigation began on March 12 when the sheriff’s office got a report of someone cutting down a copper line from an AT&T telephone pole around Concord Road.
Aberdeen mayoral election: Incumbent Charles Scott
Mayor Charles Scott is asking voters to give him a second term
The mayor’s race features the incumbent, Mayor Charles Scott, against challenger Dwight Stevens. Over the next two nights, we will hear from both candidates.
Athletes vie for winning title in Tupelo’s Special Olympics Games
The special Olympians took part in games such as relay races, long jumps, mini javelin throws, wheelchair races, and other competitions.
Aberdeen store owner aims to give back to her community
“Pierce’s Place” opened its doors last year as a way to give back to nonprofits in Aberdeen. The store is owned by Judy Rash and is named after her son, Pierce, who has Down Syndrome.
New marker at MUW recognizes university’s founding mothers
A new marker on the Mississippi University for Women recognized the university’s Founding Mothers. The state historical marker unveiled recognizes Sallie Reneau, Olivia Hastings, and Annie Coleman Peyton.
Town and Tower: Making county and campus connections
“County and Campus connections and cooperation”: That was a theme at the Spring meeting of Town and Tower on the Mississippi University for Women campus.
Columbus City Council paves way to better city streets
At a work session, Mayor Keith Gaskin and Council Members heard an update from City Engineer Kevin Stafford about plans to resurface city streets this year.
Women-led organization hosts workshop at Yokohama
Yokohama is known for its tires, but today at the West Point plant the focus was on WHEELS.
Noxubee County jury finds Henry Benamon guilty of murder
A Noxubee County jury found Henry Benamon guilty of first-degree murder in the July 2021 shooting death of Macon resident, Lisa Brooks.
Saltillo man faces charge for drug possession
On Monday, agents with the North Mississippi Narcotics Unit, with help from the Saltillo Police Department, served a search warrant at the home of Gregory Vincent Baker.
Houston police report increase in finding counterfeit money
Yesterday, it was Fulton and Itawamba County. Today, it’s Houston and Chickasaw County reporting an increase in counterfeit money.
Monroe County Sheriff’s Office: Sex offender pulls knife on deputies
A convicted sex offender wanted for failing to register has added some new charges to his rap sheet. Tips from the public helped Monroe County deputies find Kenneth Jones, Jr. Wednesday night.
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.
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
The shelter is at capacity and responsible pet ownership can help with overcrowding
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.