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Philadelphia Man sentenced to 3 years in prison for burglary on the Choctaw Indian Reservation

Friday, January 24 by Staff Report

Jackson, MS – A Philadelphia man was sentenced to three years in federal prison for burglarizing a home in the Tucker community of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Reservation. According to court documents, Sherente Tubby, 23, burglarized the home of a tribal member in... Read More.

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Video STREAM: Wayne Academy at Leake Academy (Basketball)

Thursday, January 23 by Breck Riley

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Philadelphia First Responders Handle Multiple Crashes Wednesday

Thursday, January 23 by Ashlee Davis

First Responders in Philadelphia were kept busy Wednesday, January 22, with multiple crashes.At 9:35 a.m., Philadelphia Police, Philadelphia Fire Department, and EMS responded to a two-vehicle crash with entrapment at the Hwy 15 S and W Beacon St. intersection. Emergency crews successfully freed those... Read More.

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Drug Trafficking, Domestic Violence, and Machine Gun Conversion in Neshoba Arrests

Thursday, January 23 by Staff Report

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Neshoba County native to be inducted into the North American Indigenous Athletics Hall Of Fame

Thursday, January 23 by Breck Riley

Neshoba County native, and former Mississippi State softball player, Aspen Wesley will be inducted into the North American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame this summer. That ceremony is planned for Saturday, June 7 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. A graduate of Neshoba Central High School, Wesley was... Read More.

Flu Cases Continue to Taper Off

Thursday, January 23 by Randy Bell

More indications that the worst part of flu season in Mississippi may be over. The State Health Department, in its latest update, said the statewide flu rate has dropped to 5.3 per cent, the second week in a row that we've seen a substantial... Read More.

High-Speed Chase Through Leake County Tuesday Night

Wednesday, January 22 by Staff Report

Late Tuesday night, Leake County deputies began pursuing a black 2016 Toyota Corolla on Hwy 35 North near Hickory Rd. The chase began around 11:30 p.m., with the vehicle traveling southbound toward Carthage at speeds exceeding 120 mph.The driver reportedly turned into the Tyson... Read More.

Armed Robbery, Rape, Aggravated Assault, and Multiple Felony Obstruction Arrests in Leake and Attala

Wednesday, January 22 by Staff Report

Public Power Team Working to Keep Consumers Warm

Wednesday, January 22 by Ashlee Davis

Cold 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... Read More.

Pearl River Man sentenced for possession with Intent to distribute methamphetamine on the Choctaw Indian Reservation

Wednesday, January 22 by Staff Report

Jackson, Miss. – A Pearl River man was sentenced to 2 years in prison for possessing with intent to distribute methamphetamine in the Pearl River Community of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.In January 2024, Bill Clemons, Jr., 37, was indicted by a federal... Read More.

Fraud Suspect Caught After Visiting Local Auction

Wednesday, January 22 by Randy Bell

A Louisiana man accused of using fraudulent checks to buy livestock and agricultural equipment in six states is facing charges in Mississippi after being spotted at an auction in Carthage. The Mississippi Agriculture and Livestock Theft Bureau had gotten a tip that Johnny Payne... Read More.