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DeSoto schools can use positive forums
A recent look at the statistics for the DeSoto County School District as of October shows some impressive signs of accomplishment.
In Brief: Low bid accepted for sewer project
The DeSoto County Regional Utility Authority, on the recommendation of Waggoner Engineering, accepted the low bid of $8.9 million Tuesday from J.S. Lewis Co.
Hernando man accused of wire fraud
A federal grand jury has returned a 31-count indictment against a Hernando man accused of diverting more than $10 million from his Memphis employer's bank account to purchase jewelry, cars, and real estate, according to the U.S. attorney in the Western District of Tennessee.
DeSoto hires Memphis firm to design jail
A Memphis architecture firm has been hired to design the new DeSoto County jail.
4 charged in baseball bat attack in DeSoto County
Three adults and a juvenile have been charged in a baseball bat attack that left two teenagers hospitalized.
Teen fighting for recovery during 3 years since accident
On a warm August morning three years ago, life changed forever for Ethan Bryant and his family.
Hernando man charged in $8.7M fraud
An official of a Memphis-based paper company is accused of stealing millions of dollars from his employer.
For $6.5 million, you can own a piece of property fit for a King. The famous Circle G Ranch, better known as the Elvis Ranch near Memphis, is available - and people have been inquiring from all over the world.
Man Testifies About Gun In Hughes Murder Case
Prosecutors called a man Friday to testify about the gun allegedly used to shoot a pregnant woman in a deadly love triangle in 2006.
Police: Shoes Connect Hughes To Pregnant Woman's Death
A Ridgeland police detective testified Wednesday that a shoe found at Carla Hughes' home linked her to the slaying of a pregnant woman.
In brief: Man shot after Hernando concert still in serious condition
A 24-year-old man shot after leaving the Saturday night concert at the Hernando Music Fest remained in serious condition Wednesday.
Troop Support -- Community Cookout Lets Citizens Thank Soldiers
Col. Robert F. Thomas looked on with appreciation as well- wishing friends, family and community members surrounded the men and women of 2nd Battalion, 185th Aviation Regiment of the Mississippi National Guard.
Hernando road rage ends in gunfire
Hernando Police say an argument that started on U.S. 51 ended with gunfire that injured one driver.
Most wanted criminal linked to Sharkey Co. murders
A Memphis fugitive, who is one of the 15 most wanted criminals in America, is possibly linked to a double murder here in Mississippi.
Fest showcases Delta's heritage
It was created in 1976 to preserve and show the world the contributions Mississippi Delta Blues culture has made to the American story.
Temp: 73.0 F Meridian, Key Field, MS Font Size: A man featured as one of Wayne County's most wanted suspects is now back in custody.
Brazen Burglars Terrorize Southaven Subdivision
Southaven Police have a rash of unsolved burglaries on their hands. Since August 1st, there have been a dozen break-ins in the Ross Pointe subdivision off Church Road near the campus of Northwest Mississippi Community College.
I-40 bridge work over Mississippi begins Sept. 8
The Interstate 40 drive over the Mississippi River is going to be more cramped for the next several months.
ACLU sues over cell-phone search
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a federal civil-rights lawsuit on behalf of a middle-school boy who was expelled from school after what the group calls an illegal search and seizure of his cell phone.