Multiple agencies responded Friday after a collision between an Amtrak train and an 18-wheeler at the rail crossing on Clermont Boulevard at about 7 p.m.
An appeals court has ruled that President Donald Trump must seek approval from Congress to build his proposed White House ballroom, saying construction must stop.
Five men have been arrested, and more arrests are expected following a drug sting across Union County that targeted eight convenience stores, authorities said.
Marking when the US military first used the chemical herbicide Agent Orange, Agent Orange Awareness Day is Aug. 10, aimed at honoring those exposed to its effects.
The city of Oxford has installed its first Narcan vending machine inside the downtown parking garage, offering free overdose reversal medication and drug testing strips to the public.
The report includes information sent to UCN by the organization’s followers, including photos and screenshots from videos from Horn Island on July 4, annotations, GPS coordinates and social media statements.
Mississippi is preparing to distribute nearly $206 million in federal funding intended to expand health care access and quality in rural communities across the state.
Automated license plate readers are becoming a common sight across the country, including in north Mississippi, and they are drawing mixed reactions from the public.
WTVA anchor Daniella Oropeza spoke with Kari McManus, a speech therapist with North Mississippi Health Services (NMHS), who shared school readiness tips for parents.
Wonsley’s attorney, nationally renowned civil rights and personal injury lawyer Ben Crump, released a statement Wednesday condemning the investigation as a “warning shot” meant to pressure and silence a grieving mother.
