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
Alcorn County and Corinth, MS News
Rain is expected to return late tonight and persist through the weekend, with a chance of significant rainfall in the Mid-South.
Read moreWith National Fishing and Boating Week underway, Mississippians are encouraged to enjoy the state’s waters. Whether fishing or relaxing, every trip offers memorable moments.
Read moreMississippi State Auditor Shad White comments on a Supreme Court decision affirming Attorney General Lynn Fitch’s authority to pursue recovery of misspent funds.
Read moreThe Corinth Police Department’s phone system is back online after a recent outage. Authorities thank the public for their patience during the transition.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Revenue is seeking a qualified professional for an Appraisal and Assessment Representative position in northern Mississippi.
Read moreMDPS honored four employees for their dedication and professionalism in a recent announcement.
Read moreGlobal Medical Response donated medical bags and offered air evacuation training to Mississippi Highway Patrol troopers and CTED officers in Brookhaven.
Read moreThe college offers a comprehensive guide to help students prepare for move-in day, including what to bring and essential tips.
Read moreA cold front will reach the region late tonight, with a small chance of isolated severe storms in parts of Arkansas, Missouri, and Tennessee.
Read moreResidents of Flowood are invited to Disaster Preparedness Day on June 13 at Lowe’s to learn about storm and emergency readiness.
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