Former Alcorn county clerk pleads guilty to fraudulent statements
A former city clerk in an Alcorn County town pleads guilty in a State Auditor’s investigation.
Students assist driver whose car stalled at intersection in Starkville
In Starkville this morning, on February 24, a car became stalled during busy school drop-offs near the intersection of Yeats Road; but one of our viewers didn’t want to let an act of kindness from students go unnoticed.
Boil Water Notice lifted for Hamilton, MS.
Hamilton residents no longer have to boil their water before consumption.
Aberdeen man faces felony charges after a police pursuit
An Aberdeen man is facing felony charges in Monroe County and Illinois. Amory Police attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a dark-colored passenger car on Highway 278.
Hinds Deputy identified after losing his life responding to a call
A Hinds County Sheriff’s Deputy has been identified after fatally losing his life responding to a domestic violence call.
Itawamba County Sheriff’s Office make drug arrest
the Itawamba County Sheriff’s, along with the Fulton Police Department and North Mississippi Narcotics agents, conducted a successful traffic stop on Scenic Hill Road in Itawamba.
Columbus Arts Council hosts panel discussion
Residents from the city of Columbus took the Sunday evening to recognize and celebrate Black History month.
Police make two arrests, one a felony offense in Tupelo
On Wednesday February 19th around 4:30 pm, officers came across two people sitting in a parked vehicle on South Green Street.
Early morning house fire under investigation in Columbus
Columbus Fire and Rescue Firefighters, were on the scene battling a house fire on Sunday around 4:25 a.m., on 213 Byrnes Circle.
New Hebron MB Church hosts HBCU College Fair
Representatives from four different HBCU's in Mississippi attended the event, hoping to inspire young locals to apply for their schools.
Representatives from four different HBCU’s in Mississippi attended the event, hoping to inspire young locals to apply for their schools.
J.L. King Center hosts inaugural Mardi Gras Ball fundraiser
The J.L. King Center provides community support through after-school programs, summer camps, and services for adults.
The J.L. King Center provides community support through after-school programs, summer camps, and services for adults.
One person is dead after a fatal fire in Lee Co.
According to the Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson, on Saturday February 22, deputies responded to a structure fire on County Road.
Heart Walk and Health Fair held at Roger Short Soccer Complex
Eric Thomas Open Heart Foundation hosted the event promoting health and wellness to the local community of Columbus.
Eric Thomas Open Heart Foundation hosted the event promoting health and wellness to the local community of Columbus.
Museum Miles: Race Through History fundraises for local museum
The second annual 5K was put on to raise money to enhance and modernize the Oktibbeha County Heritage Museum.
The second annual 5K was put on to raise money to enhance and modernize the Oktibbeha County Heritage Museum.
MSU hosts lecture for high school students interested in agriculture
Students involved with the Youth Institute research and write essays exploring solutions to global food insecurity.
Two police departments explain how they deal with DV incidents
The Columbus and Starkville Police Departments have had their hands full the past 24 hours.
Tupelo showcases rare & unique vehicles in “World of Customs” car show
More than 170 cars are on display at this weekend’s “World of Customs” Auto Show. There is everything from a 1926 Model T, to restored cars from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s.
Trial for Columbus businessman ends in mistrial
The trial involving a Columbus businessman ends in a mistrial.
Aberdeen Mayor forges efforts for a cruise line at Tombigbee
Aberdeen’s mayor is forging ahead with efforts to bring a cruise line to the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway and also bringing a new business to an abandoned plant.
Tupelo ICC hosts “Code Blue and Red” training event
The ICC Tupelo Campus hosted a “Code Blue and Red” training event. During the event, students from area schools were able to observe three simulated scenarios.
Local organizations come together to plant trees in Starkville
Organizations come together to plant trees at the Partnership Middle School in Starkville.
Bill from Senate exempts state sales tax sales of personal property
A bill to help the Golden Triangle Homeless Coalition is making its way through the legislature.
Pickens Co. Sheriff’s Office investigate possible threat at Gordo High School
According to a Facebook post by the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office, administrators and School Resource Officers quickly investigated the matter.
Starkville firefighter retires after 30-year service to the community
A retirement celebration was held on February 21 in Starkville for retiring Fire Chief Charles Yarbrough.