Tupelo News

Several Tupelo Police Department supervisors participated in the 22nd Annual Mississippi Law Enforcement Command College at the University of Mississippi, focusing on leadership and ethics.

Visitors are encouraged to enjoy the final weeks of summer with a trip to downtown Tupelo, including a visit to the GumTree Museum of Art before an upcoming exhibition deadline.

Kindergarten orientation event held at Parkway and Thomas Street Elementary schools encourages new students to get familiar with their schools.

Theatre company seeks actors for upcoming production of ‘The Woman in Black.’ Auditions will be held July 25-26, with performances scheduled for October.

Reid Raines and Olivia Adams were arrested after a burglary investigation involving an unoccupied storage building on West Main Street.

A Guntown man was arrested and charged with first-degree murder following a shooting at a Tupelo convenience store, which resulted in a fatality, police say.

Downtown Tupelo is described as a community built on its people, emphasizing camaraderie and shared vision for growth, according to a board member.

A blood drive will be held at Fairpark on July 21, with an urgent need for Type O blood. All donors are encouraged to participate.

Temperatures and heat indices are soaring across Mississippi, prompting health warnings and safety tips from officials.

A man was shot inside a vehicle at a Tupelo gas station and later died from his injuries, authorities say. The suspect has been taken into custody.