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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Spirit spent time with second graders at Anderson Elementary, playing games before a baseball game.
Read moreMississippi emergency officials and federal agencies met with Habitat for Humanity to discuss future efforts to aid storm-affected families.
Read moreTurkey hunters are encouraged to participate in the Spring Gobbler Hunter Survey to help gather data for turkey management efforts across the state.
Read moreFannye Cook, a trailblazer in Mississippi conservation, played a key role in establishing the state’s wildlife and natural science programs. Her legacy continues to influence resource management today.
Read moreA Wind Advisory is in effect for parts of northeast Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel through 6 p.m., with gusts reaching up to 40 mph.
Read moreDe’Andria, a human resources generalist, was recognized as Employee of the Month for her dedication and teamwork, according to her manager.
Read moreA warm and windy spring day is expected for the Mid-South, with gusts over 35 mph possible in parts of Arkansas and Missouri.
Read moreStrong south and southwest winds are forecast in southeastern Missouri, with gusts up to 35 mph.
Read moreA free clothing event aimed at helping students prepare for graduation and job interviews will be held April 7 in Holliday Hall. Organizers encourage current and former students to attend.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks recognized two employees for their contributions to fisheries conservation during its March meeting.
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