Tate Reeves Facebook post uses “Make America Great Again!” slogan
Tate Reeves’ Facebook post used the slogan “Make America Great Again!” followed by a U.S. flag emoji.
Read moreIndependent Mississippi news Since 2013
Mississippi news, sports and community coverage.
Mississippi news, from your community to the Capitol. Follow local reporting and source updates on public safety, weather, government and everyday life across the state. Meet our newsroom.

The Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information about Orville Wayne Lee of Columbus, who is wanted on two meth sale charges.
Read the storyTate Reeves’ Facebook post used the slogan “Make America Great Again!” followed by a U.S. flag emoji.
Read moreMDWFP says habitat loss, reduced prescribed fire and non-native grasses have contributed to declining Northern Bobwhite populations in Mississippi.
Read moreThe free State Employee Expo will offer health, wellness and benefits resources Sept. 23 at the Mississippi Trade Mart in Jackson.
Read moreThe Oxford MS Police Department thanked attendees of a women’s self-defense class and invited the public to the next class on October 13th.
Read moreHattiesburg police are investigating a fatal shooting on Morningside Drive. One person died, and a suspect was taken into custody.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce is marking National Rice Month and promoting local rice farmers and Mississippi-grown products.
Read moreThe Pike County Sheriff’s Office thanked Phillip Scheel and McAlister’s Deli for continued support of Sheriff Bryant “Wally” Jones and the department.
Read moreBaldwyn junior Annabelle Cagle toured Northeast Mississippi Community College, submitted an application and discussed aid opportunities.
Read moreA bottle-fed baby kangaroo named Pogo visited Tonya Hall’s fifth-grade classes, where students learned about his care and native habitat.
Read moreBooneville High School marked the third day of HOCO, according to a school post.
Read moreBaldwyn High School junior Olivia Page shadowed NICU staff at the Women’s Center in Tupelo during NICU Awareness Month.,
Read moreMeridian issued a precautionary boil water notice and urged affected customers to boil water for at least one minute before drinking or cooking.
Read moreThe City of Oxford shared a photo of pumpkins at the Mid-Town farmers market and encouraged residents to shop locally.
Read moreNortheast graduate Jaxson Laster has taken a quality engineering role with Hago Automotive after hands-on training and an apprenticeship in Germany.
Read moreThe Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office is seeking Carlos Gonzalez on a Justice Court bench warrant.
Read moreMeridian has closed 10th Avenue between 23rd and 24th streets while crews repair a water line break. The closure is expected to last throughout the day.
Read moreKeep exploring Mississippi news.