Former Corinth Superintendent Lee Childress Found Not Guilty in Case Involving Explicit AI Images of Students
Former Corinth School District Superintendent Dr. Lee Childress was found not guilty Wednesday by a federal jury on a felony
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NEMCC’s Workforce Project Manager discussed training programs and career pathways with adult education students, emphasizing available opportunities.
Read moreResidents inquire about assistance following the January winter storm. The state has received federal approval for public aid, but individual assistance is still under review.
Read moreNortheast College’s ‘Tiger Talk’ podcast features President Ford discussing campus news, student success stories, and future plans.
Read moreHenry and Lakisha Woodard share their family’s experiences in hunting, building a brand, and promoting outdoor education on the latest Mississippi Outdoors Podcast episode.
Read moreThe marginal risk for severe storms has been downgraded for Thursday, with only isolated showers expected. Rain is forecast to continue into the weekend.
Read moreGLEN, Miss. — A student was taken into custody Tuesday morning after a handgun was discovered inside a vehicle on
Read moreA Wind Advisory is in effect for the Mid-South from 10 p.m. Tuesday through 6 a.m. Wednesday, prompting residents to secure loose items.
Read morePrivate landowners and managers are encouraged to sign up for a hands-on prescribed fire workshop in Tate County on March 6, 2026, to learn about using fire to improve wildlife habitat and manage timber.
Read moreLightning from thunderstorms can reach as far as 10 miles from the storm, posing a danger to those outdoors. Authorities recommend seeking shelter immediately if you see a flash.
Read moreOfficials warn that thunderstorms can produce dangerous lightning up to 10 miles away. People are urged to seek shelter quickly if they see a flash.
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