Controlled Burn in 100 Block of County Road 423 Produces Smoke
A large controlled burn is underway on County Road 423, with smoke visible from nearby highways. The smoke is expected to persist throughout the day.
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Sheriff’s Office Warns of Phone Scam About Warrants and Jury Duty
Authorities warn residents of a scam involving calls requesting money for warrants, summons, or jury duty. The Sheriff’s Department does not make such requests over the phone.
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Controlled Burn Causes Smoke Visibility Along County Road 423
A large controlled burn is underway on County Road 423, producing smoke visible from nearby highways, officials say.
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Oxford Police Department welcomes new patrol officer
Sheffield Anthony has joined the Oxford Police Department as a patrol officer, department officials announced.
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Mississippi Department of Public Safety Welcomes New Team Members
The Mississippi Department of Public Safety announced the addition of new staff members, signaling a commitment to enhanced public safety efforts.
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Police seek suspects in felony shoplifting in Tupelo
Crime Stoppers and Tupelo police are seeking help to identify two suspects involved in a felony shoplifting incident on January 22, 2026.
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Celebrating National Public Schools Week in 2026
Public schools are vital to communities across the country. The week highlights their importance and impact.
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OECC opens 4K registration, urges families to sign up early
Oxford Elementary Community Center has opened registration for 4-year-old kindergarten, encouraging families to register promptly to secure placement.
Read moreFire officials urge residents to avoid outdoor burning in Oxford and Lafayette County
Fire danger is high across Oxford and Lafayette County today, prompting officials to advise against outdoor burning due to dry conditions and wind risk.
Read moreLafayette County night shift works through rain to serve community
Night shift deputies in Lafayette County continued their duties despite rainy conditions, according to the sheriff’s office.
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