Tupelo man arrested after allegedly posing as exterminator, stealing credit cards
A tip from Crime Stoppers led to the arrest of a Tupelo man for allegedly posing as workmen and stealing credit cards. Tupelo Police have
A tip from Crime Stoppers led to the arrest of a Tupelo man for allegedly posing as workmen and stealing credit cards. Tupelo Police have
Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi and the Prentiss County Sheriff’s Department need the public’s help with identifying an alleged purse thief. Surveillance photos show a
The Mississippi Highway Patrol will begin the 2021 Thanksgiving Holiday Travel Enforcement Period on Wednesday at 6:00 a.m., and conclude Sunday at midnight. “MHP will
Our most recent episode of FRONT LINES takes us back to Oxford for the weekend of the Ole Miss vs. LSU game. Officers on the
“STEPPING UP TO SERVE: IS A MISSISIPPI-BASED INITIATIVE TO SHOWCASE PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY WHO ARE GOING THE EXTRA MILE TO GIVE BACK. THIS SEGMENT
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Understanding how land use limitations imposed by conservation easements impact landowners and the public is the topic of new research by a Mississippi State
On November 11th, 2021, the Oxford Police Department was dispatched to a gas station in the 2000 block of University Avenue for a disturbance. After
Tupelo police are looking for a woman who allegedly took a car for a test drive and just didn’t come back. On Thursday, Tupelo Police
David Neal Cox, the first person executed since 2012 in Mississippi, is dead. Cox was executed by lethal injection at Parchman in the murder of
One of three suspects in an armed carjacking that left a victim suffering from a gunshot wound at Walmart in Olive Branch has been apprehended