Mississippi Main Street communities were honored this week for their revitalization and economic development efforts.

Dubbed the “No Kings” protest, the demonstrations are largely aimed at the president’s use of executive orders to cut and even dismantle agencies and government departments, and his bypassing the ...

Tupelo police arrested a man who allegedly took photos and videos of unknowing women in a grocery store bathroom.

It’s no secret that we have a soft spot for small Southern towns and love a good summer road trip. Ideal for family vacations ...

The Mississippi Main Street Association (MMSA) celebrated downtown revitalization success and announced statewide award winners at its 2025 Annual Awards Luncheon at The South in downtown Jackson. The ...

Skipping court-ordered rehabilitation and then missing a court date did not work out well for a Tupelo man accused of robbing a neighbor at gunpoint last summer. Wendell Scott Lambert, 52, was ...

The No Kings website lists hundreds of demonstrations across the country, including ones in Tupelo, Starkville, Oxford, Hernando, Jackson, Hattiesburg and Gulfport. The one in Tupelo is set to begin ...

As President Donald Trump celebrates his birthday with a military parade in D.C., a broad coalition of opponents is rejecting what it calls the authoritarian excesses of his second administration.

Mississippi's capital city has announced 10 new chargers for electric vehicle owners thanks to a $160,000 donation from Entergy.

‘No Kings’ protest is a nationwide movement against what protestors are calling authoritarian behavior in the United States ...

Low cost of living, great food, and rich history were cited as reasons people were contemplating a move to the Magnolia State ...

A man was arrested after he was accused of filming a woman inside a bathroom at a Mississippi Kroger. Tupelo police responded ...