Tippah County, MS News
Authorities urge motorcyclists to avoid drinking and riding as fatalities rise. Law enforcement agencies are increasing patrols ahead of the Labor Day holiday.
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Mississippi State has removed offensive tackle Mario Nash Jr. from its roster, and the school has not given a reason. SuperTalk Mississippi News reported that sources did not expect him to start this season.
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Some Mississippi Association of Independent Schools teams played Week 0 last week, while other MAIS teams begin play tonight. The Mississippi High School Activities Association season starts Aug. 28.
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The City of Jackson announced Thursday that MV Transportation and Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1208-Jackson reached a deal to end a 39-day strike. The union said the new contract meets its demands for pay, working conditions and benefits.
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President Donald Trump announced a plan to temporarily permit increased beef imports at a 25% discount, drawing immediate criticism from conservative Republicans and ranching groups who say it could harm U.S. producers.
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The Mississippi Board of Education received updates on Okolona School District’s financial issues and the latest statewide assessment results, which showed mostly stable proficiency rates.
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JTRAN employees will end a monthlong strike and return to work Monday after a tentative agreement with MV Transportation that includes an immediate 5% pay increase and preservation of key routes, the union said.
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Officials uncovered illegal drugs and contraband at Mississippi State Hospital in Whitfield, leading to law enforcement searches and a suspension of inmate work programs. The source and extent of the drugs are under investigation.
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The FBI reported Americans ages 20-29 lost over $500 million to internet crimes in 2025. Chase is warning students and families to watch for online shopping, job and rental scams and AI-driven impersonation.
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Kim Smith, assistant director of NEMCC Adult Education, says the program gives people a second chance and helps them recognize their potential, the college said in a staff spotlight.
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