An Arkansas man is recovering after he said he was assaulted by Humphreys County deputies.

Along a county highway, Bryant’s grocery still stands, a reminder of the story of Emmett Till. An incident some say sparked the civil rights movement in the U.S. Now that dark story will be turned into a documentary with Greenwood as the setting.

Central District Justice Kenny Griffis, an appointee of former Gov. Phil Bryant, has won a full eight-year term on the Mississippi Supreme Court.

The Delta Evening of Wishes will be held through a radiothon this Thursday. In lieu of the annual fundraising event, the organization will host it over the radio. 

Here in the Delta, two men are in custody in connection to the murder of an Arkansas police officer.

The Vicksburg army corp of engineers hold a virtual meeting addressing the Yazoo backwater pump project.

The city of Cleveland held their annual veteran’s day program today.

As the holiday season draws near, The Greenwood Salvation Army is preparing to launch it annual Red Kettle Campaign.

A man is behind bars after allegedly assaulting school employees in Winona.

After your lawn gets its last cut before winter,

The Greenville Public School District launching its 8th annual canned food drive.

Three suspects are charged with capital murder in the shooting death of a local man.

 New accusations are coming out about Mississippi Supreme Court candidate Justice Latrice Westbrooks just days before the election.

An inmate house at the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman has died at the prison hospital.

It could be lights out for Itta Bena come December.

Due to COVID-19, this year, the Mississippi Delta Heritage Area  (MDNHA) will hold its annual grants pre-application workshops virtually on Zoom, to present information about MDNHA grants available in 2021.

     Law enforcement officials have arrested a man they believe shot his 48-year old former girlfriend in her Greenwood home Tuesday evening in a reported hostage situation.

The newest Little Free Library is now completely installed at the Delta Health Medical Center.

As Halloween approaches, the Cotesworth Culture & Heritage Center is preparing for an unusual, and possibly terrifying fundraiser.

 In Greenville a campaign rally got underway Saturday for a few of the democratic candidates on the ballot here in the Magnolia State.

The Leland School District just received a shipment of devices for its students thanks to the CARES Act.

U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde Smith was in Indianola this afternoon at the Indianola Pecan House as part of her campaign trail as the election draws near with just 19 days until November 3.

A man is wanted by law officials after a Greenville home invasion.

Grenada police are investigating a stabbing that left one man dead.

Memorial services have been announced for longtime journalist Bill Johnson.

The Greenville Renaissance Scholars will be launching an after school program, but this year it's gone virtual.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Felicia Thomas from Our House, Inc. in Greenville speaks about the warning signs to look out for in a potential abusive partner.

Pillow Academy has announced that it would be closing down its Kindergarten building for the coming weeks after several staff members tested positive for the Coronavirus.

Leflore County has recorded its 83rd death from COVID-19.

Two juveniles have been arrested, one still at large following a shooting in Leland.

Mississippi Valley State University held a symposium about the civil rights movement in Itta Bena Thursday.

At the October 6th, 2020 City Council Meeting, the Greenville City Council entered a Council Order stating, "Door to door neighborhood trick or treating is hereby cancelled, however other creative methods are allowed and encouraged but must follow local, state, and federal guidelines."

October is Fire Prevention Month. Its a month for all chiefs, chief officers, and firefighters across the state of Mississippi to come to the MSFA to pay tribute to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice to lay down one's life for another.

Delta has moved past Nashville well past our coverage area and only patches of light rain continue on the back side of the system. For Monday, we begin to dry out with the passage of a couple of moisture-starved cold fronts. One late Monday that will be preceded by very warm temps and anothe…

A community in mourning after one of their own is gone.

A massive food giveaway got underway in Greenville Wednesday.

Delta Council Development Department Chairman Wade Litton is pleased to introduce the new Delta Council Development Department Director, Jerry Chavez.

The second annual empty bowls will be coming back to Cleveland this year.

 Eli nelson, Greenville's first black fire chief passed away last weekend. Though this is a hard time, family and friends say that the citizens of Greenville should not be sad but should be happy in the great life that he lived.   

 "Cleveland is a music town and we want to be known as Mississippi's music city".