Man arrested and charged with domestic violence in Clay Co.
Clay County deputies make a domestic violence arrest.
Clay County deputies make a domestic violence arrest.
A grant program to help Mississippians pay for tornado shelters has closed due to a “flood” of requests.
Governor Tate Reeves declares this week, February 9 through February 15, Spring Severe Weather Preparedness Week in Mississippi.
The Starkville High School and Junior High cheer teams are back home after making history at Nationals in Orlando.
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A company is receiving recognition for its investment in Noxubee County.
LAMP provides nonverbal, and minimally verbal people with a way to communicate in a way that is accessible to them.
Timothy Herrington Junior was led away in handcuffs moments after he was re-indicted on a charge of capital murder of former Ole Miss student Jimmie Jay Lee. He also faces a new charge, of tampering with evidence.
A Neshoba County businessman has qualified for the Senate District 18 special election.
When you think of school lunch, what comes to mind? Are hot wings on that list? Noxubee County High School launched its first ever wing bar for students.
A Pontotoc woman has been arrested in Tupelo, accused of paying out money that wasn’t hers.
A fight that reportedly led to gunfire lands a Tupelo woman in the Lee County Jail.
A Tupelo woman faces a felony charge after reportedly leading law enforcement on a cross-county chase.
A months-long investigation into drug dealing in Lee County leads to two arrests.
Today, Kealy talks with Colin about the good news that’s going on this week.
It’s an all-new episode of Crime Stoppers with Kealy Shields, as she talks with Sergeant Bryan Anderson and Staff Sergeant Tanner Pritchard, of Oktibbeha County.
With a number of airports, large and small, in our area, pilots in different types of aircraft have had to learn how to share the air.
It has been a trend for years, with individual and family-owned businesses getting put out of business or bought out by chains or corporate competitors.
West Point Police make two arrests in a burglary that included firearms in the stolen loot, and they have a message for homeowners.
For Avid Boat president, Phillip Faulkner, and the company’s 100 employees, this ribbon cutting is a lesson in the importance of resilience.
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