Lowndes County Supervisors are officially letting the Mississippi Department of Education know where they stand on the future of the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science.
Major upgrades continue at the Tupelo Regional Airport, as passenger counts also are on the rise.
The Cognitive Science Program at MSU uses data from its research to help those affected by memory loss and language issues.
The Lowndes County Board of Supervisors has approved a bid for rebuilding the District One Volunteer Fire Station on Caledonia Steens Road.
Riders came from around the region to participate in the two day competition centered around collaborative teamwork.
CMSD allowed citizens who are interested in working with the district to explore the opening job opportunities.
The Winston County Sheriff’s Office have made five arrests in a burglary case.
On Saturday, March 1, the Starkville Police Department arrested and charged 25-year-old Chadquavin Rice, Jr. with grand larceny and commercial burglary.
On Thursday, February 2, 2025, around 3:15 p.m., the Starkville Police Department responded to Chandler Park apartments, 309 Reed Road, to a report of shots being fired.
On February 24, Tupelo Police officers tried to stop a vehicle on Mitchell Road near Lawndale Drive for a traffic violation.
Prompt action by first responders is credited with containing a fire at the main campus of Itawamba Community College.
Non-profit organizations are always in need of money to keep their work going. A group of women in Columbus is helping take care of that need.
On February 28, around 1:45 p.m., the Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Deputies, served a search warrant at a residence in the 1800 block of 28th Avenue in Meridian.
Ashley Greer had just interviewed for the assistant principal’s position at Itawamba Attendance Center, when she took a tour of the campus, and saw April’s Angels playground.
The program gives MSU students hands-on experience, while also providing a necessary cyber security checkup for school districts.
February 28 is considered Economic Blackout Friday nationwide. It is a call to boycott some nationwide chain stores for dismantling their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion – or DEI – efforts, in response to President Donald Trump’s Federal efforts to do the same.
Louisville Mayor Will Hill prepares to enter into his fifth term.
On today’s Mid-Morning, Joey talks with Vice President of GTR’s Economic Development for GTR LINK, Betsy Young, as they discuss the LINK of existing businesses and how they help them prosper.
Judge Luther denied bond for Herrington, who was re-indicted for capital murder and also charged with tampering with evidence on February 7.
A Northeast Mississippi man will spend the next forty years in prison after he is sentenced on drug trafficking charges.
The Student Association sponsored MSU’s 147th Birthday Party on the Drill Field.
A fight in Starkville early in the week leads to a shooting and two arrests a couple of days later.
Community counselor and local acupuncturist discuss ways to de-stress.
CPR, the skills lab, and labor and delivery. These are just a few of the experiences high school students from across the region took part in at Mississippi University for Women’s Navigating Health Sciences Day.