Oxford, MS News

Authorities plan to increase speed enforcement in school zones during peak hours following reports of speeding. Officers urge drivers to follow speed limits and watch for pedestrians.

Tupelo police and Crime Stoppers are asking for help locating a man involved in a vehicle burglary at Walmart. A reward of up to $2,000 is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Emergency officials warn of damaging winds, hail, and possible tornadoes amid a weather threat on April 27, 2026. Residents are advised to prepare and stay alert.

Oxford officials announced the return of the Double Decker Festival in 2027, encouraging fans to sign up for updates.

Deputy Dutton and K-9 Rip visited Lafayette Lower Elementary to educate first graders about police work and demonstrate K-9 skills.

Registration for the Oxford Charger After-School ‘Save Your Seat’ program opens May 1 at 8 a.m. Parents can sign up online.

The day honors interventionists, coordinators, and behavior coaches for their dedication to supporting students.

A FEMA Disaster Recovery Center opens in Lafayette County on April 27 to assist residents affected by the January winter storm. Assistance is available both in person and online.

A FEMA disaster recovery center opens in Lafayette County on April 27 to assist residents affected by the January winter ice storm. The center offers in-person and online assistance.

A lost retriever has been returned to its owner after being found near Highway 7 and Highway 9, according to local authorities.