First day of Fall highlighted by heavy storms
Today is the first day of fall and lower temperatures and heavy storms are in the forecast. Lows will be
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Multiple reports of suspicious, potential sex trafficking in Ripley & MBI WARNING
Over the last month, there have been multiple reports on social media in Ripley of suspicious, potential human trafficking related
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Tippah County to hold meeting on lack of cell/internet service
The Mississippi public service commission will hold an upcoming meeting in Tippah County to discuss lack of cell and internet
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Missing child reported in north Mississippi
A 16 year old female has been reported in north Mississippi according to family members. You are urged to contact
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Mississippi man given death penalty sentence over 2014 murder
A Mississippi man was given the death penalty sentence on Thursday after being found guilty earlier on the week of
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North MS police looking for man accused of robbing business
A north Mississippi Police Department is looking for information after s man was caught on camera allegedly stealing from a
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RES fall festival is tonight
The Ripley Elementary School fall festival fundraiser is tonight beginning at 5 Pm. There is a cake walk, online auction
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Property owner looking for info on vehicle trespassing
A Tippah County property owner is looking for information on a vehicle caught trespassing earlier today. The vehicle was caught
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The first day of Fall is this weekend and fall temps are on the way
The first official day of fall is coming up this Saturday, September 22nd. The temperatures have not been feeling very
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Boil water notice lifted
The boil water notice that has been in affect in blue mountain since last Thursday has been lifted. From the
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