Oktibbeha County Man Sentenced for Insurance Fraud
Fitch emphasized that her office remains dedicated to protecting Mississippi businesses and ensuring accountability for fraudulent activity.
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Mississippi GOP Chair Calls for Federal Investigation Into Senate Candidate’s Video
The controversy comes as the 2026 Senate race begins to take shape in Mississippi.
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Trinity Health Center, Heart to Heart International Mark One Year of Point-of-Care Lab in DeSoto County
The faith-based Trinity Health Center opened in 2020 inside the DeSoto County Dream Center in Horn Lake.
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Olive Branch Board Approves Budget, Reduces Millage Rate for Fiscal Year 2026
Tax bills based on the new assessments and millage rates will be mailed in December 2025 and are due Feb. 1, 2026.
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Stolen Vehicle Pursuit Ends in Southaven Arrest, Second Suspect Still at Large
The second suspect remains at large, and no description has been released.
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DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office Seeking Victims in Unfinished Home Project Case
DeSoto County authorities are asking for the public’s help in an ongoing investigation involving unfinished home repair and landscaping projects.
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Lamar Schedules Hearing on Arkabutla Lake Dam at Mississippi Capitol
Although Arkabutla Lake is located primarily in Tate County, Lamar noted that the dam’s failures affect a much larger area across Mississippi.
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Colom Announces Senate Campaign
As District Attorney, Colom has successfully prosecuted high-profile cases, including securing a 105-year prison sentence for a sexual predator and holding a corrupt sheriff accountable.
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Hood Industries Investing $245 Million in Waynesboro Sawmill Expansion
Hood Industries has manufactured wood products in Mississippi for more than 40 years and currently operates three southern yellow pine sawmills, including two in the state.
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Ty Pinkins Calls for Six Statewide Senate Debates Against Colom and Hyde-Smith
Pinkins emphasized that his campaign is about reaching every voter across the state.
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