Eupora and Ackerman police chiefs are husband and wife
It is very rare to see a husband and wife work the same job, especially when they are both at the head of their departments.
Jason Herring sworn in as new DA for the First Circuit Court
Herring has strong support from area law enforcement because of his work with the Police Benevolent Association
Although he was officially sworn in today by Judge Paul Funderburk, District Attorney Jason Herring has been on the job for several weeks.
UTV accident in Oxford leaves one driver dead
The driver of a UTV died after a crash in Oxford.
Winston Co. man receives 15 years on federal drug charges
A Winston County man will spend more than 15 years in prison for a federal drug charge.
Lowndes Co. inmate sentenced to 32 years in state prison
A Lowndes County inmate’s short bid for freedom has netted him a long stretch in state prison.
EMCC hosts a cooking competition for high school students
Some area high school students spent their day testing their culinary skills and knowledge.
MUW and ECCC collaborate to enhance educational access
East Central Community College and Mississippi University for Women are partnering for a new educational pathway collaboration.
Fatal accident claims a woman’s life in Monroe Co.
A single vehicle crash claims the life of an Aberdeen woman.
Columbus Fire and Rescue inspects city businesses
We’re used to seeing firefighters respond to emergencies.
Owners of C & Amp; w farm explain how they have benefited from tourism
Agritourism is a growing sector of the state’s economy, bringing in about $150 million dollars a year to Mississippi. And for some Fall is prime season.
Meridian high School on Lockdown after a shooting near campus
Meridian High School goes on lockdown today after gunfire near the school.
Columbus Recreation applies for grant to improve local park
The Tennessee Valley Authority, Columbus Light and Water, and the Columbus Recreation Department are teaming up for a big win at Propst Park.
MHP’s “Trunk or Treat” event moved to later day due to weather
Weather is moving some spooky Halloween events.
Trial begins for man charged with embezzlement in Starkville
Testimony begins in the embezzlement trial of a former Starkville firefighter.
Police arrest woman for drug possession in Prentiss Co.
A traffic stop in Prentiss County leads to a drug arrest.
Area jail prepares inmates to re-enter society
Finding a job can be difficult, especially if you don’t have any specialized skills.
CPD hosts first business watch meeting
You might call it a neighborhood watch for business owners. The Columbus Police Department is hosting a business watch initiative meeting.
Oktibbeha Co. man pleads guilty for shooting into dwelling
An Oktibbeha County man will spend 30 years in prison for a deadly shooting.
Highway Patrol substation building to be updated in Starkville, MS
Work is ramping back up at the Mississippi Highway Patrol substation in Starkville.
Boil Water Notice issued for some areas in Starkville
Some Starkville area water customers will need to take extra precautions for the next few days.
State Auditor reveals largest audit, “Project Momentum”
State Auditor Shad White unveiled “Project Momentum,” the largest audit of government waste in Mississippi in decades.
Employee airlifted after a work accident in Lowndes County
A Lowndes County road department employee was injured on the job.
Former Tupelo Police Officer pleads guilty to manslaughter
A former Tupelo Police officer pled guilty to manslaughter in the death of a 26-year-old Starkville mother.
Road work begins for Lehmberg Road in Columbus
If your daily commute involves Lehmberg Road in Columbus, you’ll hit a bump in the road this week.