DeSoto County Government Provides Information on Assessor’s Office
A DeSoto County Government webpage identifies the Assessor’s Office and offers information about its role and responsibilities.
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Attorney General clears Senatobia police officer who shot, killed Kohen Wiley
By Mukta Joshi | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio articles are automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the
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Spooky-themed pickleball offered at The Gatorade Fieldhouse
The Gatorade Fieldhouse is hosting spooky fun pickleball during weekday open gym hours from 8 to 11 a.m.
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Lost Pizza Co. promoted during Ghoul’s Night Out
The Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce encouraged people to visit Lost Pizza Co. Hernando, Mississippi, on Thursday during Ghoul’s Night Out and order the “Ghouls Gooey Pie.”
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Delta Landing plans Halloween parade, treats and carnival for Saturday, Oct. 24
The event will include a golf cart parade, costumes, trick-or-treating, carnival games and food, according to the Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce.
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Northwest Mississippi Community College Announces New Phi Theta Kappa Inductees
The college congratulated its newest Phi Theta Kappa inductees and praised their academic excellence and leadership.
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AG: Senatobia officer justified in Kohen Wiley shooting
The Mississippi Attorney General’s Office says a Senatobia police officer’s use of force was justified in the June 14 shooting that killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley, closing the state’s criminal review.
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Southaven Fentanyl Operation Part of AG Strike Force Sweep
A Southaven fentanyl operation on Oct. 14 was one of two AG Strike Force sweeps that led to 16 arrests and 6 ICE detainers in North Mississippi.
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Reeves Names Russell Jordan DeSoto County Court Judge
Gov. Tate Reeves named Hernando attorney Russell B. Jordan as DeSoto County Court judge, replacing Craig Treadway. Jordan takes the bench on Nov. 1, 2026.
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DOJ reaches settlement with Lexington Police Department over civil rights violations
By By Sophie Bates, Associated Press | Originally published by Mississippi Today The U.S. Department of Justice has announced it reached
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