Horn Lake News

GreenTech Automotive founder Terry McAuliffe speaks during the unveiling of GreenTech's new electric MyCar at its manufacturing facility in Horn Lake, Miss., July 6, 2012.

Doppler radar estimates two to four inches of rain has fallen over the past two hours.

The smell of barbecue is wafting throughout downtown Memphis and the ABC hit daytime show "The Chew" got an inside look at the world championship contest from one of its biggest winners.

A group of Elvis Presley fans wants to preserve the memory of the king's cowboy side by finding a buyer for a DeSoto County ranch to make it a destination for visitors.

Surveillance video appears to show a cruise ship passenger rifling through a lost purse that is returned missing $260 -- but the suspect is never interviewed by police.

When Republicans put up a nutty candidate for governor, liberals had a chance to cement the state's purple status.

Hernando will get ready for its close-up as aldermen approved a two-year deal with a Rochester, N.Y., firm to make promotional videos of the city at no cost to taxpayers.

Officials from Shamrock Plan Flooring, a division of J.T. Shannon Lumber, announced today the company is expanding its presence in north Mississippi by locating manufacturing operations in the 62,900-square-foot facility formerly occupied by Stylecraft Lamps in Hernando, Miss., in DeSoto County.

Democratic nominee for Virginia governor, Terry McAuliffe , is running for the office citing his experience in the business world.

In the race for governor of Virginia, Terry McAuliffe is back. The man who spent millions of dollars only to fall short in the 2009 Democratic primary this time has the nomination already secured.

Leon Martin of Horn Lake helps arrange food items donated to the Heartland Hands Food Pantry on State Line Road in Southaven.

GreenTech Automotive may have lost its founder , but it has renewed an integral growth strategy partnerships with Chinese automakers.

DeSoto's 911 Emergency Communications District commission approved larger-than-usual monthly expenses - some $304,893 - but it was welcome, with the bulk signaling final payment for a long-desired new recorder system for dispatchers.

Murphy and Sons Inc. of Southaven have been awarded an $831,335, to build a storm shelter at Hope Sullivan Elementary School in DeSoto County.

The agreement was reached in March of this year, with the official announcement coming at this week's Shanghai Motor Show.