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Chief Deborah Naylor-Young said there was no threat intended toward the business.

The meeting will be Oct. 5, 5-7 p.m., at the Pop-Start Community Space.

The ceremony will be held Wednesday, Oct. 4, at 1:30 p.m.

Her second trial is slated for November.

A new lawsuit in Jones County claims Sheriff Joe Berlin physically assaulted and verbally abused a minor in a 2022 confrontation at a high school football game.

A federal appeals court will reconsider its August ruling that would have struck down Mississippi’s practice of permanently stripping voting rights from people convicted of certain felonies

Wildfire danger returns

Rolling Fork rebuilding, recovering after tornado

Mississippi is looking for new ways to improve the foster care and adoption systems. It’s an extension of the conversations that started after Roe v. Wade was overturned last year. Now, a new task force is tackling more specifics.

The bridge has been undergoing repairs due to structural deficiencies.

The rain-free forecast isn't good for our ground

Southaven Police Department is searching for a woman who went missing after stopping at a gas station.

Cynthia Nettles has devoted over 30 years to her community working with the United States Postal Service.

A shutdown means the potential furlough of millions of federal employees, leaving the military without pay, disrupting air travel, and cutting off vital safety net services.

Army Combat Veteran Philip Parson says it’s a silent battle for many soldiers.

The Mississippi Department of Transportation will do rolling lane closures at Highway 15 (Exit 109) Oct. 1.

A vehicle ran into with a Dollar General store in Ellisville Thursday afternoon

News 11 made inquiries this week but had no response from Meridian Police until now.

This event give shoppers a unique chance to treasure hunt over a 100-mile stretch along Highway 15

The event is slated for Sunday at 4:00 at Dumont Plaza

Five local school districts achieved an "A" rating.

Sheriff Moore said there is video and audio evidence of the crimes.

The district was made aware of unverified social media threats

Ne’Tron Lambert was traveling 89 MPH when he hit another car head on.

A well-known basketball star and coach in a Mississippi city is facing two federal child sex crime charges.

Plan and prepare for the season

"Parents hold the ultimate authority in deciding whether their child/children attend school..."

Bad news for the drought

Pine Belt chef appearing on cooking show

The jackpot has grown so large because there have been 30 consecutive drawings without a big winner, dating back to July 19.