The Coahoma County Sheriff's Department arrests Santrell Anderson of Lambert in connection with a Jonestown Shooting on May 19th.
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Former U.S. Senator Thad Cochran passed away this morning at the age of 81. After serving the state and the country for over 40 years, we remember his life and his legacy.
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State Representative Jay Hughes is on a campaign tour as he hopes to be the next Lt. Governor for the state.Â
Applications are now available in the City Clerk's office for those interested in municipal positions.
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Current Secretary of State and Lieutenant Governor candidate, Delbert Hosemann made a stop in the Delta this afternoon.
Greenville has filled its vacant city council position.Â
As election season nears, Indianola takes a closer look at its campaign sign laws.
Current Lieutenant Governor and Governor candidate Tate Reeves made a stop in the Delta as he begins his campaign tour.
The mayor's office is inviting the public to this year's first Worship on the Water service.
The Greenville City Council approved April 29th as the Special Election date for Ward 3.
Attorney General Jim Hood had lunch with the Greenville Rotary Club ... Speaking about his duties as attorney general, also touching on developments from his office, including a new app to help teens with bullying, depression, and drug abuse.
US Senator Elizabeth Warren made stops in Cleveland and Greenville this morning to meet with local community leaders and residents as she prepares to run for president next year.
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Governor Phil Bryant is facing backlash after publicly thanking Mississippi's two Republican Senators for their efforts in pushing a new Jackson-National Monument, but leaving out Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson is is noted for long advocating for the Medgar and Myrlie Home.
Republican, Bill Waller, stepped down from the State's High Court in January after serving 21 years, the last 10 he spent as Chief Justice. The republican primary set for August in which Waller will face Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves and State Rep. Robert Foster of Hernando. They've alread…
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The Grenada City Council has passed a resolution to give those impacted by the Federal Government Shutdown additional time to pay their water bills.
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In the wake of the Government Shutdown, we caught up with Congressman Bennie Thompson of the 2nd Congressional District, yesterday at the Annual MLK Breakfast in Grenada, and here's what he had to say about how the Government shutdown is affecting Homeland Security, and what he is supporting…
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Yesterday afternoon, Senator Willie Simmons announced his running for Transportation Commissioner.
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Mississippi's Secretary of State, paid a visit to the Delta this morning to meet with supporters, and residents in the community to make a special announcement.
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A new Chancery Court Judge has been sworn in during a ceremony in Leflore County.Â
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In a recent Leflore County Board of Supervisors meeting, the board approved the nomination of Reginald Moore, Robert Moore's son in a 3 to 1 vote.
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Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith is the winner in Mississippi's highly publicized U.S. Senate election. Eyes were on the Magnolia State from all over the nation, as controversy and racial issues rocked the race. Hyde-Smith able to rise above backlash from her "public hanging" remark, even as major o…
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A runoff is looming in the Mississippi U.S. Senate race. Incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith and former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy leading the pack in Tuesday's midterm election, but neither pulled in enough votes to secure a solid win. Hyde-Smith reporting a slight lead bringing in 41.6 percent…
State Senator Chris McDaniel is eyeing the U.S. Senate for a second time.
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U.S. Senator Thad Cochran announced his retirement Monday, saying he’ll leave the Senate on April 1 because of health reasons.
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A Trump administration proposal to revamp the federal food stamp program could mean big changes for the thousands of Delta residents who depend on the food stamps, along with the businesses that rely on E-B-T card income.
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