Tippah County, MS News
Tippah County & Mississippi
News, sports and community updates from Tippah County and across Mississippi. Newest stories first.
Doctors said Pope Leo XIV needs no further cancer treatment after tests found the lung adenocarcinoma removed Oct. 13 was localized and requires no additional therapy.
Read more
Tennessee says Neyland Stadium registered a 130.3 dBA peak during a third-quarter sequence vs. Alabama, which the school calls the highest scientifically verified crowd noise in college football.
Read more
On Oct. 21, 2026, state, federal and local leaders announced a partnership to advance plans for a new Vicksburg Civil War Visitor Center and Museum; MDAH says the project is $114 million.
Read more
Toys for Tots Hardeman County applications are open online for kids newborn to 12. The deadline is Oct. 31; donations are accepted through Dec. 15.
Read more
Two inmates died Oct. 16 and 17 at Whiteville Correctional Facility in Hardeman County. TDOC is investigating one; CoreCivic says they are unrelated.
Read more
Hardeman County AEDs arrive through a ThreeStar grant: 16 units so far, 14 more coming, and 15 already placed with the sheriff’s office near Middleton.
Read more
The Mississippi Insurance Department revoked licenses of 21 agents accused of obtaining licenses by misrepresentation after they failed to appear at an Oct. 15 hearing, the Magnolia Tribune reported.
Read more
Delta State University won funding to survey and protect bald eagle habitat in the Mississippi Delta and to give students hands-on research experience.
Read more
Circuit clerk offices in Mississippi will open Saturday, Oct. 24 and Oct. 31 from 8 a.m.–noon for in-person absentee voting; mail ballots must be postmarked by Nov. 3.
Read more
North Mississippi Primary Health Care has acquired Ashland Drugs. The pharmacy is briefly closed and will reopen as NMPHCRx by Monday, Oct. 26.
Read more
Wednesday morning in Mississippi: new video surfaces from the Senatobia police shooting that killed a toddler, one year after the Leland mass shooting with no indictments — and Southern Miss women’s basketball releases its 2026-27 promotions schedule. Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
Read more
Red clay and wet bottoms get Tippah County trucks stuck every year — five well-reviewed recovery tow straps, rated for real pulls, that belong behind the seat before mud season.
Read more
The Buckley Institute’s 2026 National Undergraduate Student Survey found 45% of undergraduates justify violence to stop ‘hate speech’; Cornerstone’s president warned of ‘violent entitlement.’
Read more
Against the hush of evening, a string of headlines — from data-center fights to AI fears and an execution — threads a single, uneasy theme: who holds power in our lives.
Read more
The Tennessee Titans announced Oct. 20 they released defensive tackle Jordan Elliott following a review of an unspecified incident at the team’s facility, Fox News reported.
Read more
The MBI issued a Silver Alert for 80-year-old William Garrison of Myrtle, last seen driving on County Road 515 in Union County on Oct. 20 wearing a blue sweatshirt.
Read more
Tuesday evening across Mississippi: a federal judge lets the NAACP’s Clean Air Act lawsuit over Southaven’s xAI turbines move forward, DeSoto County’s DA lands a record 13-year voyeurism sentence, and rabbit season opens as burn bans continue — Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
Read more
The Hardeman County Chamber turns 50 with a birthday party Oct. 28, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in Bolivar: ribbon cutting, taco bar and cupcakes. RSVP 731-658-6554.
Read more
Middleton volleyball fell 3-0 to CSLA in the TSSAA Class A state quarterfinal but stays alive, facing Halls at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Rockvale.
Read more
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye told Men’s Health he is trying to cut back from as many as three milkshakes a day, the OutKick Nightcaps column reported Oct. 20, 2026.
Read more