Tupelo News

Officer Houle met with second-year Law and Public Safety students during a school visit, sharing insights from his work in the community.

Downtown Tupelo received a spring-like refresh thanks to the local Parks and Recreation crew, featuring new flower beds and vibrant blooms.

The Tupelo High School Lady Wave basketball team hosts Hatley at home Tuesday evening. Fans can watch the game live online.

Package tickets for the 2026 Tupelo Elvis Festival are available now, offering exclusive access to special events. Individual tickets go on sale Feb. 24.

A Tupelo man was arrested on charges of credit card fraud after authorities linked him to multiple unauthorized transactions. The case is pending grand jury review.

Authorities in Booneville seized meth, fentanyl, firearms, and cash during a raid linked to drug activity complaints. One suspect faces multiple charges.

The city has issued a reminder that outdoor burning of debris is prohibited within city limits to prevent fires and air pollution.

Tupelo High School’s theatre company will stage the play ‘Silent Sky’ this week, with performances scheduled from Feb. 12-14 in the school’s small auditorium.

The cast of ‘Grease’ is set to take the stage at the Lyric Theatre from May 7 to 9. The production features a diverse group of performers in multiple roles.

Transfer students have until the end of the weekend to submit their applications for free, according to university officials.