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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Corinth Police Chief Landon Tucker joined students and staff to celebrate the graduation of the D.A.R.E. program participants.
Read moreThe Mississippi Partnership is promoting its Gateway Youth Program to help individuals explore new career paths. The initiative is funded by WIOA and offers resources for job seekers with disabilities.
Read moreNortheast Community College’s new pathway focuses on psychology, sociology, criminal justice, and social work, preparing students for careers in community service and leadership.
Read moreAll 2026 radiology graduates passed their registry exam on the first attempt, highlighting their dedication and the program’s quality.
Read moreTupelo police and Crime Stoppers are seeking help identifying a suspect responsible for a commercial break-in at The Fox’s Den on South Gloster Street.
Read moreGovernment agencies, whether federal or state, will be scrutinized for wasteful spending, officials say.
Read moreDaily rain chances are expected to continue through the week, with heavy rainfall possibly causing localized flash flooding, weather officials say.
Read moreThe National Weather Service warns of potential flash flooding across Mississippi on Tuesday, with heavy rain and rising waters expected.
Read moreDisaster Service Centers across Mississippi are open through June 10 to assist residents affected by Winter Storm Fern with federal aid applications and questions.
Read moreA cold front will bring heavy rain on Friday, but conditions are expected to improve for the weekend in cities including Jackson, Jonesboro, Memphis, and Tupelo.
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