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Three educators from Philadelphia, Louisville, and Union are among Mississippi State University College of Education students recognized with 2026 Mississippi Professional Educators scholarships.
The recipients include Philadelphia special education teacher Nakecia Gentry, Louisville educator Penny Young, and Union High School teacher Neal McCarty.
All three were... Read More.
Periods of heavy rain which could produce localized flash flooding will be possible in this part of central Mississippi today. Rain is more likely during the afternoon and early evening hours.
Around 12:00 AM on Thursday morning, Carthage Police were notified of a disturbance on Valley St. and Terry Lane Dr. A man was taken into custody.
Later, around 7:00, CPD received a call that there had been a break-in during the night on Hillside Dr.... Read More.
The Kosciusko Police Department has made an arrest following an investigation into the possible sexual assault of a child.
Authorities say they received a report alleging that a child had been sexually assaulted, and a forensic interview was conducted with the child as part of... Read More.
The Carthage Police Department is investigating multiple vehicle burglaries reported in the areas of North Pearl Street, White Street, Fairway Boulevard, and Northwood Circle.
Police are reminding residents to take simple precautions against these thefts like locking vehicle doors. Valuables should be removed from plain... Read More.
The Carthage Police Department is investigating multiple vehicle burglaries reported across several neighborhoods in the city, including North Pearl Street, White Street, Fairway Boulevard, and Northwood Circle.
Investigators are now asking residents to remain alert and take extra precautions, especially by locking their vehicles and... Read More.
CHOCTAW, Miss. — The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians (MBCI) is alerting tribal members and other residents across Mississippi that AT&T plans to disconnect traditional home phone lines, alarm lines, and fax lines beginning in November 2026.
In an official notice from the tribe’s Office... Read More.
This morning on B-MO in the MO’rning, B-MO will have the chance to speak to Loretta Mooney with The Ellis Theater about a special event happening this Thursday, as Charlie Worsham and The Parchman Band perform at The Ellis Theater in Philadelphia. The Ellis... Read More.
The Mississippi Highway Patrol saw a busy weekend for the Memorial Day holiday according to Public Affairs Officer, Bobby Land.
Extra patrols were in place from May 22-25 aimed at cracking down on speeding and distracted or impaired driving.
MHP issued 4,908 citations, and 591 of... Read More.
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The Leake County Sheriff's Office will host a rescue blood drive this Friday, May 29, from 1–5 p.m. at their office located at 316... Read More.
A one-vehicle crash on Highway 16 East near Byrds Road sent at least one person to the hospital Sunday afternoon.
The crash was reported just before 5 p.m. near Bobo’s House Movers when a vehicle reportedly left the roadway and hit a tree.
Leake County Deputies,... Read More.
CARTHAGE, Miss.--A person who saw a man and a woman they believed were drunk buy more alcohol and get into a car and take off called 911 Saturday night.
That was at the 76 station in Carthage at about 10:30 p.m.
The caller then followed the... Read More.
CARTHAGE, Miss.--Two separate incidents where people were calling 911 and hanging up in Leake County Saturday were investigated by deputies.
The first was around 5 p.m. when several calls came in from a location that appeared to be an abandoned house on Gunter Rd. A... Read More.
CARTHAGE, Miss.--After several hours dealing with cows out on Hwy. 35 near the Twin City area, Leake County deputies were called about two wild hogs.
The cows were reported out just before 9 a.m. A deputy rounded them up and helped get them back where... Read More.
PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--Political speakers at this year's Neshoba Co. Fair includes House Speaker Jason White, and Gov. Tate Reeves, among a variety of others.
The fair this year is June 19-26, dates that are more than a month earlier than usual and that were chosen because... Read More.
LOUISVILLE, Miss.--Receiving a package in the mail containing fentanyl in pill form has earned 39-year-old Medford Eiland, of Louisville, a stay in federal prison.
Eiland was sentenced last week to four years and five months for taking delivery of a package containing 500 fentanyl pills... Read More.







