Oxford News

First responders from Oxford Fire and Police contained a car fire early Thursday, preventing further damage, officials say.

Amid severe winter conditions, Oxford’s Animal Resource Center partnered with Ohio shelter to rescue and rehome 12 dogs, including appearances on local TV.

Authorities warn residents about phone scams claiming they have jury duty, emphasizing that official notices are only sent via mail.

Westbound lanes of Highway 6 near Thompson Machinery are temporarily shut down, prompting drivers to seek alternate routes.

Law enforcement officials alert the public about financial scams targeting families of incarcerated individuals, emphasizing that officials will never request payments over the phone or digital platforms.

A dog has been reported missing from Abbeville since Tuesday. Authorities are asking for the public’s help in locating the pet.

The Daily Mississippian highlights Ja’Marius Ivy, a 2025 graduate of Oxford High School, in a recent story.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation and Capitol Police Crime Scene Unit participated in a career fair at Yazoo City High School, inspiring students interested in forensics and investigations.

Authorities are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man involved in a jewelry theft at a Tupelo Walmart, with over $5,000 worth of items stolen.

Authorities are searching for a man suspected of breaking into a Tupelo business on West Jackson Street. Crime Stoppers offers a reward for tips.