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Couple Discovers Guns, Other Item Stolen From Car

Sunday, June 29 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--A person called in to Leake County dispatch Saturday afternoon, saying she and her husband discovered their cars had been broken into.The woman said guns and other items had been stolen.That was about 1 p.m. on Robertson Rd.Deputies were dispatched to take a... Read More.

Man Wrecks Motorcycle Fleeing Leake Co. Deputies

Sunday, June 29 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--A man who fled a Leake County deputy Friday night on a motorcycle wrecked and was taken into custody.That happened shortly after 6:30 on Wiggins Loop, between Hwy. 16 and Hwy. 25.The deputy reported the man was not stopping and shortly after that... Read More.

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Leake Co. Superintendent Under Indictment

Sunday, June 29 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--Leake County Schools Superintendent Dr. Joe Nelson, and two other people are under federal indictment, accused of embezzlement and misuse of school funds and taxpayer money.According to reporting by Mississippi Today, Nelson, while superintendent of Clarksdale Schools and Leake County, and Mario Willis,... Read More.

Last Time: MYSTERY SOLVED! Do Parents Have Favorite Children?!

Thursday, June 26 by BMO

Last time on B-MO in the MO'rning - There are many subjects that puzzle the mind. How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll Lollipop, will men and women truly understand the other, and perhaps the greatest... Read More.

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Leake and Neshoba Counties rank among America’s most affordable places to live

Thursday, June 26 by Staff Report

A recent 24/7 Wall St. report highlights Leake and Neshoba Counties in Mississippi as standout locations among America’s 50 least expensive counties to live in, based on June 2025 data.With costs of living 18.9% and 18.8% below the national average, respectively, these rural... Read More.

ESPN’s SportsCenter to Spotlight Neshoba County Fair on July 29

Thursday, June 26 by Staff Report

PHILADELPHIA, Miss. – ESPN’s “SportsCenter: 50 States in 50 Days” tour will make a stop at the historic Neshoba County Fair on July 29, 2025, as part of its nationwide journey to celebrate America’s sports culture.The iconic news program will broadcast from Mississippi’s “Giant... Read More.

Baby’s Death Leads to Capital Murder Charge in Leake

Thursday, June 26 by Randy Bell

A Leake County man has been arrested after a baby died of suspected child abuse. Sheriff Randy Atkinson says they got a phone call on June 18th claiming the 3-month boy had been injured accidentally…“The call came in as a child having fallen off... Read More.

Malicious Mischief, DUIs, and Disorderly Conduct in Leake and Attala Arrests

Wednesday, June 25 by Staff Report

Last Time: Choctaw Indian Princess Leilani Elyse Allen Joins B-MO in the MO’rning (Bonus Audio)

Wednesday, June 25 by BMO

Last Time: B-MO in the MO'rning - The 75th Anniversary of the Choctaw Indian Fair is just around the corner (July 8th through July 12th) which means a glimpse into Choctaw Culture, incredible, stickball, and entertainment, but to me it's the pageantry and tradition... Read More.

First Degree Arson, Felony Fleeing, Felony Obstruction, and Aggravated Domestic Violence in Attala and Leake

Tuesday, June 24 by Staff Report

Attala County Fire Department Now Hiring Firefighters

Tuesday, June 24 by Ashlee Davis

The Attala County Fire Department is currently accepting applications. Interested individuals must be at least 18 years old and meet some requirements, including passing initial and random drug screenings, holding a valid Mississippi driver’s license, and being available to work any and all assigned shifts. Applications... Read More.

Public Power Team Working to Keep Consumers Cool

Tuesday, June 24 by Staff Report

Hot temperatures across the area are placing additional demands on the power system, and Central Electric Power Association team members are working hard to ensure you remain safe and cool.Until the temperature moderates, residents can help reduce their future power bills – and help ensure... Read More.