Funeral Arrangements Set For Former Tupelo Police Chief Ed Crider
Funeral for Ed Crider set for Monday at 2PM
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Video: Columbus Leaders Consult With Alabama Amphitheater Expert
City considering building new entertainment facility or expanding existing one.
Video: Boeing Funding Research Initiative at Mississippi State
Boeing Funding Research Initiative at Mississippi State
Video: CREATE Foundation Presents First Stauffer Scholarships
Haley Bean, Grace Gault, Alex Norwood and Xavier Taylor are first Stauffer Scholarship winners
'Bama House Passes 'Right to Try' Bill
The Alabama House has passed a bill that would give terminally ill patients the right to try experimental drugs.
Video: New Biography of Senator John C. Stennis Unveiled at Stennis' Alma Mater
"Planting a Straight Furrow" chronicles the life and career of Senator John Stennis
Video: New Albany High School Making the Switch to iPads
The goal is to eventually do away with paper all together.
Video: Two Area Students Still Competing in National Spelling Bee
Winston Academy student Dev Jaiswal and Starkville Academy student Bates Bennette have both successfully completed the third round of competition.
Video: Amory Attempts to Improve Safety and Remove Clutter from Downtown
The goal is to keep at least five feet of walking space open. City leaders say the decision came after complaints about sidewalk obstructions.
Video: Aberdeen Receives Grant Approval to Improve Access and Mobility in the City
A state Department of Transportation grant will improve sidewalks in Aberdeen.
Video: CREATE Foundation Hosts Conference on State of the Region
Businesses leaders and politicians got the update from research and economic development experts at the annual "State of the Region" meeting in Tupelo.
Video: 4H State Congress Begins With International Flair
4 H members from across Mississippi have converged on the Mississippi State campus this week.
Cochran's Marriage May Help Man's Defense: Lawyer
U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran’s new marriage to his executive assistant could become part of a blogger’s defense against charges related to photos taken of the Mississippi Republican’s now-deceased first wife while she was incapacitated with dementia.
Video: Lee County School Board Recognizes "Team Lee" Athletes
Special Olympians recognized, and World Games Torch will be coming to Tupelo
Video: Amory Residents and Volunteers Busy With Clean-up
Volunteers and Amory Residents clean up after EF1 tornado
Video: Key Congresswoman Tours Airbus Plant
Rep. Martha Roby represents AL-02 home of Fort Rucker, and a member of Appropriations Committee
Video: Chickasaw Nation Approaches Mayors' Association With Heritage Preservation Ideas
Some of the ideas presented by the Chickasaw Nation include a heritage center in Tupelo and a heritage festival.
Video: Oktibbeha County Gets Check for New Fire Truck
State program pays up to one-third of cost for rural fire department trucks
White Named Cochran's State Director
White replaces Brad Davis, Ripley native joining law firm.
MDOC Officer Dies in Crash
A longtime officer from South Mississippi Correctional Institution was killed in a traffic accident Monday while helping escort an inmate from one hospital to another, the state Department of Corrections said Tuesday.
EMCC Eyes Scooba Buildings
Retiring East Mississippi Community College President Dr. Rick Young will spend his final six weeks at the school by campaigning for a new men's dorm and a new athletic operations center to be built in Scooba.
Video: Boys State Delegates Hear From Congressional Candidate
Walter Zinn made at stop at Mississippi State Monday night to speak to talk politics with some future voters and future leaders.
Video: Columbus Group Making Positive Change One Monday at a Time
Sports Moms and Sports Dads working to provide positive activities for Columbus kids
Video: Amory Church Steps up to Help Those Who Were Helping Out
Amory First Baptist Church sets up impromptu feeding station for victims, volunteers, and first responders
Video: Tornado not the Only Severe Weather Story in Monroe County; Flooding a Problem too
As much as six inches of rain fell in less than four hours in parts of Monroe County