The mayor said he wanted to lay out the facts of the investigation and put to rest any fear that may have resulted from the shootings
Tupelo police are asking for the public’s help identifying the suspect in an attempted armed robbery at the Sam’s Club.
While staying warm was a top priority for many during last week’s icy weather, that extended stay at home may cost you more this billing cycle.
Icy, wet, and muggy. All words that describe the weather this January. One thing we have not seen is a burn ban thanks largely to the recent rains.
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Heavy rains have to go somewhere and with aging, insufficient drainage infrastructure, and many low-lying areas that “somewhere” is often in people’s yards and homes.
Hundreds of business people spent part of their day learning how to be better leaders and inspire their employees.
A new ordinance in Starkville would require some retail stores and businesses to meet certain security requirements. Mayor Lynn Spruill’s proposal is to ensure the safety and security of what some city cameras may not see.
Mississippi State Police started their day off with a cup of coffee and good conversations. Each department on the MSU campus was looking to host days with campus police officers.
The rains have been coming down for the past two days. Now, the waters are beginning to rise around the area.
It’s not every day you visit an art exhibit that incorporates musical, culinary, visual, and ceramic art, all from students.
Ice storms last week, flooding potential this week, and this time of year high winds and tornadoes may not be too far off.
A group of students in Monroe County put their spelling skills to the test during an annual spelling bee. The competition began with 14 of the top spellers from across Monroe County.
Winston County Sheriff Mike Perkins said making sure the people in Winston County are safe is the number one priority.
The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology reports women are estimated to commit only about 15% of officially declared arsons.
More than one hundred people will soon be out of work when a furniture plant in Lee County shuts its doors.
10 months after an EF3 tornado tore through Amory and Monroe County, there were still families displaced and homes in need of repair.
Qualifying to fill the Ward 4 seat on the town’s Board of Aldermen closed Tuesday with only one person filing to run for the post.
For the second time this month, Governor Tate Reeves was calling for a Special Session of the Mississippi Legislature. The subject would be to finalize what Reeves was calling the largest economic development project in state history.
The week-long campaign is designed to bring awareness to those who aren’t behind the wheel, but still suffer the consequences of poor driving habits.
Barry Parker was sworn in as one of the newest Lee County supervisors earlier this month, and it wasn’t long before he was dealing with his first countywide crisis.
Kayla Hill-Duck was recently promoted to investigator. She is the first woman to hold that title in the Macon Police Department.
Viruses such as RSV, Flu, and COVID-19 are once again back on the rise. This has caused several clinics to see a rise in their patients.
A community effort. That’s how the leader of the Columbus Salvation Army described the success of their 2023 goal.