Oxford News

Residents can pick up water and meals ready-to-eat at multiple locations in Lafayette County and Oxford today, while supplies last.

A local child nutrition team has served more than 3,200 meals, highlighting their dedication to the community.

Authorities expressed gratitude to frontline workers for their service during the recent winter storm.

Mississippi Bureau of Investigation Major Jeffrey Willis and his son Justus recently finished NIBRS report writing training as a team.

Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi and the Chickasaw County Sheriff’s Department are asking for the public’s help in arresting Richard Hawks, wanted for failure to register as a sex offender.

The Oxford Police Department has reviewed viral videos alleging misconduct and found no evidence of wrongdoing. The department emphasizes its commitment to constitutional rights and professional conduct.

Larsons Cash Saver donated breakfast to a local shelter, supporting community members in need.

Residents affected by Winter Storm Fern are encouraged to report damage using a new online form from MEMA. Instructions will be shared soon.

The Oxford Police Department states that recent videos alleging misconduct are inaccurate. An internal review found officers responded appropriately during two recent incidents.

Several local centers are providing hot meals and supplies this week. Community members are encouraged to spread the word.