Thousands of ‘No Kings’ protests held nationwide as early voting begins
On Oct. 17, TheHill reported that thousands of ‘No Kings’ protests were held nationwide as a day of action coinciding with the start of early voting in many states.
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On Oct. 17, TheHill reported that thousands of ‘No Kings’ protests were held nationwide as a day of action coinciding with the start of early voting in many states.
Read moreHickory Flat Discovery Day drew more than 400 people and 21 big vehicles as Benton County students explored careers with deputies, utility crews and more.
Read moreA 2026 Data for Progress analysis found 67% of Americans hosted guests at home in the past year, down from 88% in 1995; experts cite busier schedules and cost.
Read moreMississippi Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson urged lawmakers to suspend the state’s 24 cents-per-gallon fuel tax through Dec. 31, saying most drivers won’t benefit from federal relief.
Read moreOn Oct. 17, 2026, CBS News posted a Saturday Sessions performance of ‘Doors’ by Brothers Osborne; CBS noted their fifth album ‘Watertown’ celebrates their Maryland hometown.
Read moreRipley wins 42–6, Falkner rolls 44–8 and Walnut falls; BMCU men’s golf reaches No. 3 nationally, while women’s cross-country places 13th.
Read moreBetMGM is offering new users promo code FOXNEWS to receive up to $1,500 back if their first college football wager on Saturday’s Indiana-Ohio State game loses.
Read moreSouth Tippah, Benton County and North Tippah all earned a B in the 2026 Mississippi school grades, and Ripley and Blue Mountain high schools earned an A.
Read moreA Ripley man got six months in federal prison and must repay $30,621 for a timber theft case involving white oaks cut from Holly Springs National Forest.
Read moreMississippi’s Saturday morning roundup for Oct. 17, 2026: a Hernando officer hurt in an I-55 pursuit crash, three arrests in Baldwyn child sex crime cases, a hazmat response at Tupelo’s Chillifest, and more from across the state.
Read moreFive well-reviewed shop and garage heaters — from portable infrared units to a hardwired 5000W ceiling heater — for cold mornings in Tippah County barns and workshops.
Read moreMississippi news for Friday, October 16, 2026: Red Flag Warnings for Saturday across central and southern Mississippi, Gov. Tate Reeves names Bo Luckey to lead the Department of Public Safety, schools receive their first grades under the new accountability scale, and a ranked Ole Miss matchup plus Kossuth’s title match tonight.
Read moreTippah’s burn ban and windy forecast, an archives photo project, State Fair poultry honors and a Ripley school visit lead the Oct. 16 roundup.
Read moreDr. Richard E. Holmes, Mississippi State University’s first African American student, died Oct. 16, 2026, in Starkville. He was 82, WJTV reported.
Read moreComscore: Fox News Digital led news brands in Q3 2026 with 4.6 billion multiplatform views and 10 billion minutes; Emplifi also cites YouTube and social leads.
Read moreTippah County Archives historic photos from the 1930s and 1940s are online, and the society wants help naming newer images and shooting today’s views.
Read moreResidents and educators in Lumberton met Sept. 19 for the Roy Howard Community Journalism Center’s Community Tour to discuss new opportunities amid local growth.
Read moreRed Flag Warnings are in effect across Mississippi Oct. 16–17, 2026, as northwest winds gust 25–35 mph, low humidity and dry vegetation increase wildfire danger, MEMA said.
Read morePresident Trump will speak in Dalton, Georgia, Oct. 16 as part of a red-state campaign sweep that recently included Alabama, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Texas, Tennessee and Kentucky, The Hill reported.
Read moreArchaeologists say wooden wreckage exposed on Nantucket in late September is not the 1884 Warren Sawyer but a 50-foot section of a late 19th–early 20th‑century merchant vessel.
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