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Three juveniles have been arrested on burglary charges in Prentiss County.
Universal Asset Management’s Aviation Day is aiming to change the trajectory of a young adult’s mind with a day of fun.
Ashleigh Pharr, the Lee County Veterans Services Officer, spoke on the first-ever Veterans Prayer Breakfast and the partnership with the Salvation Army of Tupelo to make it happen.
An urgent appeal for blood donors is being made in north Mississippi.
The City of Columbus will be launching a new path to better roadways.
A forum on fentanyl brought together law enforcement, health advocates and families.
A renowned author and speaker is coming to Tupelo for the annual Ignite Conference.
Scattered storms left their mark across parts of Tupelo on Monday.
A family of six is without a home and all of their belongings following a fire.
A Shannon woman is facing charges after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend over the weekend.
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Legendary Ole Miss Quarterback Archie Manning will soon be immortalized on campus.
Friendly City Books is hosting the third annual Possumtown Book Fest on Aug. 29.
A public forum on fentanyl is being held Monday, August 10 in Tupelo. Parents, pastors, and more are encouraged to attend.
A man has been arrested for allegedly burglarizing a gas station three times.
A wire and cable manufacturer is expanding in Oktibbeha County.
A woman died in an early morning house fire Sunday in Lafayette County.
A Burnsville man is in federal custody on child pornography charges.
About 650 students are getting back into their routine in Calhoun County.
Families of students with special learning needs in Chickasaw County had the opportunity to connect with valuable community resources.
Five men have been arrested, and more arrests are expected following a drug sting across Union County that targeted eight convenience stores, authorities said.
A fire damaged a city park’s concession stand and office.
The Corinth Dramatic Society is getting ready to perform a musical featuring songs from Elvis Presley.
A West Point church is hosting a health fair that will include free screenings and more.
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 defense team for former Corinth School District Superintendent Lee Childress is seeking a change of venue in his upcoming trial.
A Union County man is set to stand trial for an attempted murder charge in 2027.
Law enforcement in Pickens County had their hands full corralling a 1,500-pound bull.
New firefighters have graduated and are ready to protect their communities.
The Mississippi State Auditor’s Office is demanding the City of Grenada recover more than $165,000 in public funds tied to travel advances.
The Bryan Public Library in West Point is seeking funds to replace a microfilm machine damaged during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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.
From Sushi Battleship to ice cream, the Bit of the Sip' Food & Drink Festival in Oxford is catering to all taste buds.
North Mississippi Health Services and Donate Life America are hosting an event to celebrate organ, eye and tissue donors.
The Tupelo-Lee Humane Society needs the community’s help as animals arrive in record numbers.
A crash in Lowndes County on Thursday afternoon killed a motorcyclist.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) issued a clarification on Taylor’s Law.
A Houlka man is facing attempted aggravated domestic violence and attempted sexual battery charges in Tupelo.
Union County law enforcement raided several stores as part of an investigation into the alleged sale of illegal items, such as kratom.
The 2026 Sneaker Ball is being hosted by Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of North Mississippi.
Featuring a cash bar, silent art auction, and more, the community is invited to the GumTree Museum of Art’s 2026 For The Love of Art Summer Gala.
A man and woman were arrested in Lowndes County following a BOLO issued by Alabama law enforcement.
Police Chief Brad Rogers announced his retirement during Tuesday’s Board of Aldermen meeting, he confirmed.
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.
Shannon police arrested a second person in connection with a deadly weekend shooting.
Houston High School students are bringing excitement and energy into the new school year.
The next Dance Like The Stars on Saturday, Aug. 8, and one of WTVA 9 News’ own will be showing off her moves.
WTVA is excited to add Everleigh to the Junior Weather Authority team.