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
Forecasters predict additional rain on Thursday, but expected totals are negligible, with little chance of reaching a quarter-inch.
Read moreA new night class began on April 13, 2026, offering adults a chance to earn their High School Equivalency Diploma. Enrollment is still open.
Read moreThe Mississippi Outdoors crew follows a novice hunter on their first turkey hunt in Yazoo County, highlighting the challenge and excitement of the experience.
Read moreCadet Class 70 has finished Week 8 of their training and is preparing for Week 9, according to officials.
Read moreThis week, authorities honor public safety telecommunicators for their vital support during emergencies, providing calm and guidance in life-threatening moments.
Read moreState Auditor Shad White announced civil demands totaling over $7.4 million against Management & Training Corporation for alleged contract violations at three prisons. The case has been referred to the Attorney General’s Office for enforcement.
Read moreThe Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network encourages volunteers to become weather observers. Interested individuals can sign up online.
Read moreWeather forecasts indicate record-high temperatures could be reached Tuesday, even as conditions remain generally quiet across the region.
Read moreThe NEMCC Honors Institute will host a conversation with Brandon Presley on April 20 at 6:30 p.m.
Read moreMost areas will experience minimal rainfall, with less than a tenth of an inch expected. Umbrellas are optional.
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