Lee County to enforce Kratom ordinance beginning Sept. 12
Lee County will begin enforcing its ordinance governing Kratom sales, possession and use on September 12, 2026, after a legal challenge expired.
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Lee County will begin enforcing its ordinance governing Kratom sales, possession and use on September 12, 2026, after a legal challenge expired.
Read moreThe Gautier Police Department highlighted its August 2026 report covering calls, reports, traffic activity, arrests and crash statistics.
Read moreMississippi Coast Crime Stoppers is seeking information about Zavionne Payne’s murder one year after his death. No arrest has been made.
Read moreAHSFHS.org, a site for Mississippi high school historical records, will no longer operate after encountering an unspecified issue.
Read moreThe Annual Faulkner Literary Luncheon is scheduled for Sept. 25, 2026, at First Methodist Church, with speakers John T. Edge and Jim Gulley.
Read moreThe Annual Literary Luncheon is set for Sept. 25 at First Methodist Church, where the 2026 Faulkner Literary Awards will be announced.
Read moreThursday evening’s Mississippi briefing covers the $87 million Shannon expansion, cancer screening, workforce training, Tupelo rules, Greenville police and upcoming road restrictions.
Read moreThe Mayor’s Blues Reception 2026, featuring J’Cenae, is scheduled for Sept. 17 at Greenville’s Downtown Waterfront.
Read moreGreenville’s Mayor’s Blues Reception 2026, featuring Bre Wooten, is set for Sept. 17 at the Downtown Greenville Waterfront.
Read moreA traffic stop on Reed Road led Greenville police to arrest Cedric Curtis Jr. and recover a firearm allegedly fitted with a machine gun conversion device.
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