Tupelo News

Jasmine Jackson from the University of Mississippi Tupelo will represent Mississippi at a national conference after her research presentation on kratom use and child welfare.

Law enforcement officials remind residents to secure their vehicles tonight to reduce thefts and break-ins.

Authorities arrested a Tupelo man after a series of burglaries and credit card fraud incidents in the Highland Circle and North Madison Street area.

MSU President Mark E. Keenum spoke to Tupelo High School students, highlighting university programs and opportunities.

Blue Magnolia has officially opened its doors in downtown Tupelo, welcoming new customers to explore its offerings.

Donations to the scholarship fund help students at five campuses pursue their career goals and support lifelong learning opportunities.

The event features wine tastings, food, live music, and more, offering a lively night in downtown Tupelo.

Chaplain David Hamilton was recognized for his three decades of support to Tupelo police officers and the community during a recent Citizens Board Meeting.

Auditions for Seussical Jr. are scheduled to begin this weekend, inviting local performers to showcase their talent in a colorful production inspired by Dr. Seuss.

The University of Mississippi-Tupelo has inducted its first group of students into the Alpha Alpha Alpha honor society for first-generation college students.