Oxford, MS News

An attic fire in Lafayette County is believed to have caused the death of Monique Creshaun Gardener, according to fire investigators. The fire occurred early Sunday morning.

Oxford police assisted federal and state agencies in a July 22 operation that led to the arrest of three men on charges related to child enticement. The operation involved multiple agencies working together to combat online predators.

Mississippi Volunteer and Teen Volunteer meet with highway patrol to promote safe driving as part of the D.R.I.V.E. campaign.

Two hundred days after a devastating storm, the city of Oxford shows signs of renewal with blooming flowers and vibrant greenery, reflecting resilience and hope.

Tyler Avenue will be closed between South Lamar and South 14th Street from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday for a concrete pour, authorities say.

Two dogs have gone missing on County Road 202. Authorities urge the public to contact the sheriff’s office with any information.

The bridge on County Road 252 south of County Road 250 has reopened after earlier closure, authorities say.

Pet owners are urged to watch for Ozzie, a missing dog, and contact authorities if spotted. Details about the dog’s whereabouts remain unclear.

Oregon School District reports power and phone outages at its Central Office, prompting an apology for the inconvenience.

Six officers and a coordinator at the Oklahoma City Police Department earned American Red Cross CPR instructor certification to enhance department readiness.