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Retro Metro lawsuit against Jackson dismissed
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Retro Metro’s lawsuit against the City of Jackson has been dismissed, according to City Attorney Drew Martin. In 2023, the City of Jackson vacated office space it had been using at the Metrocenter Mall due to deplorable conditions. Retro Metro, who owned the spaced, filed a lawsuit against the city for […]
Football Friday Tailgate Game: Choctaw Central Hosts Union
PEARL RIVER, Miss. (WTOK) - The Choctaw Central Warriors played host to the Union Yellow Jackets to open up their season and were our Week One Football Friday Tailgate Game. There was a lot of action offensively early on for both teams and was a fairly high-scoring game. It would...
Showers and hot temperatures return for Friday
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - Friday afternoon brings another chance for showers and high heat index values. While we are not in a heat advisory for today, heat index values will reach over 100 degrees, so remember to stay cool and stay hydrated!. Showers will start to pop up south of...
MDOT kicks off Road to Game Day 2024
Gearing up for the season requires a game plan, and through the “Road to Game Day” campaign, the Mississippi Department of Transportation is sharing its playbook to get you to kickoff safely. To avoid congestion on a game day road trip, drivers can download the free MDOT Traffic mobile app; it gives users real-time access to […] The post MDOT kicks off Road to Game Day 2024 appeared first on The Oxford Eagle.
Man found dead in North Jackson pool
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - A man’s body was found in a North Jackson pool in the Capital City on Friday. Jackson Police Public Information Officer Tommie Brown tells WLBT 3 On Your Side that a 61-year-old Black man was found in the pool on Vine Street. Police received the...
Officer Payne Thanked by Community Member
Vicksburg, MS – Vicksburg Police Officer Payne stopped to help a citizen on Thursday afternoon and that citizen wanted to publicly thank them them for their efforts. On Thursday afternoon, community member Amie LaSalle made a post to social media about the incident. Somehow, LaSalle had an item stuck under their vehicle. LaSalle flagged down a marked unit. The officer stopped the vehicle and despite the wet and difficult situation, help LaSalle remove the limb.
DRIP IN THE 'SIP | Ole Miss unveils first uniform combo of 2024 for Furman
On Thursday, the Ole Miss football team revealed its first uniform combination ahead of Saturday's 2024 season opener with Furman. When Saturday rolls around, the Rebels will wear navy helmets, navy jerseys and white pants. The last time Ole Miss wore navy helmets and navy jerseys was back in early 2023, when the Rebels hosted Georgia Tech.
Washington County residents frustrated by stray dogs roaming their neighborhoods.
WASHINGTON COUNTY-Pearl loving, of Leland, says stray dogs roaming in her neighborhood make her afraid to leave the house. " I’m having problems with the dogs and had to go to the emergency room. I go out my front door to the corner of my house and black & white bulldog, brown & white, and solid brown one that I’m worried about around here on this corner."
ABERDEEN HIGH, OLE MISS AND TAMPA BAY BUCS ALUMNUS CHANNING WARD STARTS HEAD HIGH SCHOOL COACHING CAREER AT ST. ANDREW’S, WANTS TO BRING WINNER TO THE SAINTS
Now, Ward – the new St. Andrew’s Episcopal School head football coach – wants to make history at the Ridgeland private school. Ward has the task to taking over a program that hasn’t had a winning season in nine years but is optimistic he can bring a winner to St. Andrew’s.
Indianola to Revamp Infrastructure with ARPA Funds
Indianola, MS — As the town of Indianola prepares for a significant transformation, residents and city officials are enthusiastic about the upcoming infrastructure improvements. Tanisha Wells, a dedicated local resident, articulates the sentiment shared by many in the community. “When you look at your town, you want it to...
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