Tupelo News

The Tupelo Fire Department conducted its quarterly fundamentals training for all firefighter members, focusing on core competencies and safety protocols.

Stay informed about events happening in Tupelo this August. Residents and businesses can submit upcoming activities for consideration.

Eastbound lanes of Main Street at Industrial Road are reduced to one lane due to a sinkhole. The closure will last through Tuesday afternoon.

Season ticket holders must renew today to secure their seats for the upcoming year. The theatre encourages fans to act now.

Tupelo police are alerting the public about a social media challenge where individuals hand notes claiming there is a bomb inside businesses. Authorities emphasize the serious consequences of such actions.

University of Mississippi-Tupelo held its first new student orientation for the upcoming Fall 2026 semester, welcoming incoming students.

Downtown Tupelo is a popular weekend destination for visitors and residents, offering a lively atmosphere and local attractions.

Preston Stokes, 55, was taken into custody after officers responded to a burglary in progress at a Green Street business, according to police reports.

Alle Whitaker, 32, was arrested after allegedly embezzling more than $11,000 from a Tupelo Walmart, authorities said.

West Main Street has reopened after a four-vehicle crash prompted lane closures near the Natchez Trace exit. Authorities responded to the scene Monday.