Tippah County, MS News
The Mississippi Capitol Police announced it is recruiting a crime scene investigator, listed as CP–Forensic Laboratory Scientist I on the Mississippi State Personnel Board careers site. Applications are due Sept. 18, 2026.
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Officials marked the opening of a new bridge on State Route 149 near Dlo Water Park in Simpson County, amid a recent work site tragedy.
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Mississippi State is assessing upgrades to its offensive front as it readies to face Minnesota pass rusher Anthony Smith, according to Brian Hadad.
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LSU has completed its football roster for the season, excluding Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris, despite ongoing legal efforts to extend their eligibility. The SEC is considering disciplinary action against the university.
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The Southeastern Conference is scheduled to meet Thursday to discuss potentially expelling LSU amid a conflict over bringing NFL-experienced players back on its roster.
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The University Research Center’s Advancing Mississippi Conference on Sept. 25 will present statewide research on health, education, tax policy and human capital, organizers said. The free event will feature William M. Rodgers II of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis as keynote speaker.
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A Magnolia Tribune opinion piece says the Democratic Socialists of America has grown rapidly and is influencing Democratic primaries and local governments, citing membership figures, polling and election results.
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Julie Lee joins Mississippi Today and the Deep South Today Investigative Reporting Center as a data reporter, bringing a background in investigative journalism and neuroscience.
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Mississippi Today said it has invited Adam Ganucheau back to reflect on the newsroom’s early days and the origins of “The Other Side,” while Mary Margaret White and Editor in Chief Emily Wagster Pettus will outline 10-year anniversary plans and future directions.
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Death row inmates in Mississippi have lost access to personal tablets following the publication of a story about their advocacy efforts. The move has raised questions about censorship and communication restrictions.
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