Southaven Police investigating death after missing person report; mother charged
SOUTHAVEN, Miss. — Southaven Police are investigating a death after officers responding to a missing person report discovered what are
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Mississippi Governor Signs Law to Fund Ibogaine Mental Health Trials
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves signed legislation Wednesday to allocate up to $5 million for clinical trials studying the psychedelic drug ibogaine, aimed at treating mental health issues including addiction and depression.
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Hernando to celebrate opening of Everworth Apparel Co. with ribbon cutting
The new boutique inside City Hall Cheesecake will host a ribbon-cutting event this Saturday at 10 a.m. to mark its opening.
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Mississippi expands Medicaid access for pregnant women, but many remain unaware
A new law in Mississippi allows pregnant women to access Medicaid early, but awareness remains limited among low-income residents, experts say.
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Olive Branch reopens roadway after crash, mayor says
The city says the roadway at Davidson Road and Curbo Lane has reopened to two-way traffic after a motor vehicle accident. Mayor Ken Adams thanked motorists for their patience and urged safe driving.
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Playing With a Purpose golf tournament supports The Arc Northwest Mississippi
Organizers said the Playing With a Purpose Golf Tournament raises funds for The Arc Northwest Mississippi. Participants can form teams or sponsor the event to support the nonprofit’s programs.
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Defense in DiBiase welfare fraud trial rests; jury to begin deliberations Thursday
Attorneys for former wrestler Ted “Teddy” DiBiase Jr. rested their case Wednesday after calling four witnesses. Jurors will hear instructions, closing arguments and begin deliberations Thursday, court proceedings show.
Read moreFederal judge dismisses former Ole Miss employee’s lawsuit over social media comments
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a former University of Mississippi employee claiming her First Amendment rights were violated after her firing related to social media posts about Charlie Kirk.
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Mississippi lawmakers debate funding for pilot public defender program in rural counties
A three-year pilot program providing public defenders in Mississippi’s rural counties is awaiting legislative approval for continued funding. The program has received praise as a potential model for the nation.
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Olive Branch youth council invites residents to March 28 community clean-up
The Olive Branch Mayor’s Youth Council urged residents to join Community Clean Up Day on Saturday, March 28, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. at City Park, the council and city officials said.
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