Tupelo News

Multiple sports tournaments are set to take place across Tupelo this weekend, attracting teams and fans from the region.

The Institute of Community and Commerce Services announced a new partnership with local law enforcement agencies as part of its restructured C.O.R.E. program.

Dondra M. Hamilton was taken into custody after an alleged assault and vehicle theft in Tupelo, according to police reports.

Authorities in Tupelo arrested Shannon Graham on multiple credit card fraud charges following unauthorized transactions reported in March.

A Tupelo man was arrested on felony fleeing charges after a vehicle fled police and crashed, according to authorities.

Law enforcement officials joined community members at a church-sponsored event last Friday, highlighting local efforts to foster connections.

The event features live music, yard games, and crawfish for purchase. Admission is free.

The University of Mississippi Tupelo congratulated students inducted into Alpha Sigma Lambda, highlighting their achievement.

The Tupelo City Council declared April as Child Abuse Awareness Month and honored city employees during this week’s meeting.

The Tupelo Farmers Market at The Depot is set to reopen on May 16, offering seasonal produce and local goods.