Oxford, MS News

The Oxford Police Department reminds fans to prioritize safety during Ole Miss Baseball’s first SEC home weekend, encouraging use of the Safe Site tent.

The first episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at a traffic stop involving Cpl. Bails, highlighting law enforcement efforts to serve the community.

A controlled burn near County Roads 105 and 107 has gotten out of control, prompting emergency response. Residents are advised to find alternate routes.

Construction is underway on the Dr. D.B. Sanders Jr. Memorial Recreational Area behind Oxford Intermediate School, honoring the legacy of Dr. Sanders.

Andrea Lewis has joined the Oxford Police Department as a dispatcher, officials announced.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety posted a series of historic images, showcasing the agency’s early days and vintage patrol vehicles.

Oxford celebrates the arrival of spring as flowers begin to bloom across the city on the first day of the season.

The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office has located a lost dog near County Road 244. Authorities are seeking the owner.

The forestry department plans to burn more than 1,000 acres near the intersection of CR 2083 and CR 2066, resulting in significant smoke in the area.

Mayor Tannehill’s Girls EmPOWERment Class toured the Mississippi State Capitol on March 18, gaining insights from state lawmakers and officials.