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An app called Spare Hands Students is connecting people who need help with tasks with students looking to earn money.
Meals purchased at a restaurant are supporting the Golden Triangle Regional Homeless Coalition’s winter shelter.
A new multimillion-dollar jail will be built in Webster County, with a public storm shelter on the property.
Alaina Kunes has been identified as the woman who apologized after racist gestures were caught on camera outside an apartment where Black Ole Miss students live.
An event offered health screenings and conversations with healthcare providers.
The Lee County Election Commission has begun reviewing affidavit ballots cast in last week’s election, with about 1,500 affidavits to consider.
A nonprofit is working to make sure students stay warm and comfortable this winter.
A medical emergency can change someone’s life in an instant, but the road to recovery can take months, and sometimes, the entire family is along for that journey.
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Thanks to the Regional Rehabilitation Center (RRC), critical therapy now meets students where they learn.
Saltillo Mayor Copey Grantham told WTVA he is running for Northern District Transportation Commissioner next year.
The Mustard Seed Lunch Company, a family-owned restaurant in downtown Saltillo, employs four people with disabilities.
A local man faces charges in connection with the theft of Prentiss County property.
Law enforcement arrested a Pennsylvania man in connection with a home burglary.
There's outrage at the University of Mississippi after doorbell camera video showing two students making a racist gesture went viral.
Joshua Hughes created an app designed to help people locate clean public restrooms and feminine hygiene products.
Columbus residents will have an opportunity to take charge of their health during an upcoming community health fair offering free screenings and educational resources.
Businesses in downtown Amory participated in a holiday open house this weekend, with Christmas about a month and a half away.
The Lux Lounge, a new beauty business in Houston, held its grand opening Friday evening. The business offers beauty and personal care services and could create job opportunities for local residents.
Police found no evidence of a possible shooting Friday morning in Tupelo.
Starkville rolled over Little Egg Bowl rivals Oxford 55-28 in the TNT Game of the Week
Three people have resigned from the Shannon Police Department.
Confusion is growing among some Mississippi voters who cast affidavit ballots in Tuesday’s election and are concerned their votes will not be counted unless they take additional steps.
WTVA is excited to add Josiah to the Junior Weather Authority team.
An Aberdeen man is recovering after being shot Sunday night.
The Oxford Community Market is expanding its reach beyond city limits to collect food for the Harmontown Food Pantry ahead of the holiday season.
A urogynecology nurse practitioner explains common triggers for repeat urinary tract infections and steps women can take to protect their pelvic health.
The Booneville and Baldwyn school districts could possibly merge.
A crash involving a school bus sent students to the hospital in Noxubee County.
Democrats made major gains in this year’s midterm elections, flipping control of both the House and the Senate.
Mississippi's third option for U.S. Senate, Ty Pinkins, is on the mind of many as the race remains in the balance.
Authorities arrested three young men in connection with a Monroe County shooting.
Election night went as expected for Mississippi’s four U.S. congressmen.
School Resource Officer Justin Pace talked about Fifth Quarter, a safe and supervised social event that follows home football games.
The importance of a bond between the community and police officers was discussed by Hannah Whitt with the Tupelo Police Department.
The leader of the New Albany School District announced his retirement.
With Thanksgiving coming next, a pastor spoke more about how an annual turkey giveaway ensures more families can celebrate, too.
Voters across Mississippi headed to the polls early Tuesday morning as Election Day voting got underway.
A 24-year-old man has been charged in a case involving child pornography.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has sent election monitors to all 50 states.
A Tupelo woman has been charged in connection with a shoplifting report at a Dollar Tree.
Mississippi’s U.S. Senate race is drawing national attention as District Attorney Scott Colom challenges incumbent Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith.
A federal judge has dismissed most of a lawsuit tied to a 2025 Columbus Police crash that seriously injured a man.
County circuit clerks across Mississippi are preparing voter rolls and voting equipment ahead of Election Day.
Mississippi and Alabama residents went to the polls on Tuesday to vote in important federal, state and local elections.
