October recognized as Agritourism Month in Mississippi
October is Agritourism Month in Mississippi, with families invited to explore farms, hayrides, animals, pumpkins and produce.
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October is Agritourism Month in Mississippi, with families invited to explore farms, hayrides, animals, pumpkins and produce.
Read moreOxford police are investigating a suspected overdose involving synthetic kratom products at a Sweetgum Lane residence.
Read moreThe Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office marked Breast Cancer Awareness Month by highlighting early detection, screenings, support and education.
Read moreThe U.S. National Weather Service in Jackson forecasts Hurricane Polo remnants could affect the area within two days and possibly through early next week.
Read moreA short road closure is planned today from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. for the Gateway Sculpture Unveiling in Ocean Springs.
Read moreCpl. Daniel visited Ms. Daniel’s kindergarten class at Carver Elementary, where students welcomed the visit with smiles and laughter.
Read moreMeridian is recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month by going pink and honoring survivors, fighters, families and those lost to the disease.
Read moreA 13-hour Jackson standoff ended peacefully after three children were rescued and Christopher Walker was taken into custody, police said.
Read moreThe Coahoma County Sheriff’s Office is sharing information about domestic violence and resources available to victims and survivors during Awareness Month.
Read moreApplications are open for Mississippi’s 2026 waterfowl WMA draw hunts through Oct. 15, 2026. Applying is free with a WMA permit.
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