• A Landmark on the Move

    A Landmark on the Move
    Some knew it as a schoolhouse, some an antique store but it began as a Presbyterian Church in Smyrna on Center Road in Attala County. The building is now being moved again.
    In the early 1900’s the building sat stately on Center Road and was home to a robust congregation at Smyrna Presbyterian Church. The old building was replaced by a more modern brick building and was moved to Kosciusko for the first of three stops. Its first stop was an antique store on the west side of Highway 35 bypass.
    A
  • Photos: Severely cute costumes spotted during annual Halloween fair in Jackson neighborhood

    Photos: Severely cute costumes spotted during annual Halloween fair in Jackson neighborhood
    Creatures of all shapes and sizes and icons from the past, present and future put aside their differences to gather under an overcast sky for the Belhaven Boo, the Jackson’s neighborhood’s annual Halloween fair Saturday.Mario stands tall and proud on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026.Credit: Mukta Joshi/Mississippi TodayBelhaven’s annual Halloween fair saw dozens of children gather in Belvoir Place on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026.Credit: Mukta Joshi/Mississippi TodayAn exceptionally fluffy chicken takes
  • Federal officials investigate arson at Senatobia Police Department

    Federal officials investigate arson at Senatobia Police Department
    Audio articles are automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the story; however, this audio has not been reviewed for accuracy and may contain errors. Read more about how we use AI to increase access to our reporting.
    An arson Saturday morning damaged the building of a beleaguered police department in Mississippi that has drawn outrage from the community in recent months after an officer shot and killed a 1-year-old child, authorities said.It was unclear what caused the fire at the he
  • Hundreds march from Biloxi to Ocean Springs, calling for justice for Nolan Wells

    Hundreds march from Biloxi to Ocean Springs, calling for justice for Nolan Wells
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    BILOXI — Five hundred or more people gathered on Biloxi’s southeastern waterfront Sunday morning and then marched to Ocean Springs, demanding justice for Nolan Wells.The Ocean Springs teen went missing during a July 4 trip to Horn Island with a group of friends. The
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  • Three-Car Wreck Saturday Night Near Kosciusko

    Three-Car Wreck Saturday Night Near Kosciusko
    KOSCIUSKO, Miss.–A Three-car wreck was reported Saturday night just before 6. There were people injured.
    The wreck was on Hwy. 43, near the intersection with Hwy. 14.
    Attala County deputies, Kosciusko Police and Attala County firefighters responded.
    The injuries were not reported to be serious.
    The post Three-Car Wreck Saturday Night Near Kosciusko appeared first on BreezyNews.com - Kosciusko News 24/7.
  • High School Football Playoff Central: Whippets and Tigers Lead Local Postseason Lineup Across Central Mississippi

    High School Football Playoff Central: Whippets and Tigers Lead Local Postseason Lineup Across Central Mississippi
    Postseason high school football has arrived across Central Mississippi, with several local programs in Attala, Choctaw, Montgomery, and Holmes counties punching their tickets to the state playoffs across both MHSAA and MAIS divisions.MHSAA Class 4A: Kosciusko Whippets (9-1)
    Matchup: Itawamba AHS Indians (6-2) at Kosciusko Whippets (9-1)
    The Kosciusko Whippets claim top billing on the local gridiron after rolling through a dominant 9-1 regular season. Kosciusko earns home-field advantage for the
  • Some Republicans try to make transgender issues the focus of this midterm election

    Some Republicans try to make transgender issues the focus of this midterm election
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    Both major party candidates for Mississippi’s U.S. Senate seat in Tuesday’s midterm election have tagged their opponent with snappy, derisive nicknames.Democratic challenger Scott Colom refers to Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith as Cindy High Prices. It is not clear
  • Leaving the Scene of an Accident and DUIs in Philadelphia and Neshoba County

    Leaving the Scene of an Accident and DUIs in Philadelphia and Neshoba County
    MARIO DAIN CHICKAWAY, 37, of Choctaw, Failure to Appear, NCSO.  Bond $0.
     MAURICE COLLINS, 24, of Jackson, Indictment, NCSO.  Bond $0.
     DARAYUS M HARRIS, 39, of Philadelphia, Bench Warrant – Philadelphia Municipal Court, PPD.  Bond N/A.
     JEREMY JERMAINE JONES, 26, of Philadelphia, Failure to Appear, Suspended Driver’s License, No Insurance, Seat Belt Violation, NCSO.  Bond $0, $800, $800, $60.
     JIMMY WAYNE RODGERS, 41, of Union, Indictment, NCSO.  Bond $25,000.
     DEREK SLADE THOMPSO
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  • Natchez Trace Parkway Reopens 24-Mile Stretch; announces New 6-Mile Closure in Attala County

    Natchez Trace Parkway Reopens 24-Mile Stretch; announces New 6-Mile Closure in Attala County
    The National Park Service (NPS) has officially reopened a 24-mile stretch of the Natchez Trace Parkway while announcing the next phase of its major road rehabilitation effort in central Mississippi.
    Traffic is once again flowing on the section between State Highway 16 (milepost 135) and State Highway 19 (milepost 159). The reopening marks a major milestone in an ongoing multi-phase infrastructure initiative aimed at modernizing and preserving the scenic historic route.
    However, motorists and bic
  • Woman Reported Covered With Ants in Yard

    Woman Reported Covered With Ants in Yard
    KOSCIUSKO, Miss.–An ambulance and Attala County deputies were dispatched Saturday morning on a call of an elderly woman in her yard, unable to get up and covered in ants.
    That call came in just before 8:45 a.m. on Attala Rd. 4990, near Horn’s Grocery.
    It was unclear if the woman was taken to the hospital, or what the extent of her injuries were.
    The post Woman Reported Covered With Ants in Yard appeared first on BreezyNews.com - Kosciusko News 24/7.
  • Woods Fire Reported Saturday Morning Near Sallis

    Woods Fire Reported Saturday Morning Near Sallis
    SALLIS, Miss.–A woods fire was reported Saturday morning near Sallis.
    Firefighters were dispatched about 7:45 a.m. to AttalaRd. 4110.
    When firefighters arrived they reported back that there were “multiple spot fires” on the scene. The fire was contained at 8:14.
    No structures were reported to be in danger and no injuries were reported.
    The post Woods Fire Reported Saturday Morning Near Sallis appeared first on BreezyNews.com - Kosciusko News 24/7.
  • Choctaw Tribe Asks for Help Identifying Vandals

    Choctaw Tribe Asks for Help Identifying Vandals
    PHILADELPHIA, Miss.–Part of a sacred site at Nanih Waiya Cave was vandalized Friday and the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians is asking for help identifying the person or people responsible.
    A news release from the Choctaw tribe says they believe the vandalism, which appeared to be damage to a gate, happened early Friday morning.
    The vehicle involved was believed to be an SUV or hatchback.
    If you have info on the people or their car, you are asked to contact the Choctaw Police Department at
  • Where have the whip-poor-wills gone?

    Where have the whip-poor-wills gone?
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    COLUMBIA, Mo. — In Missouri, summer nights are defined by muggy, humid heat, the deep croaking of bullfrogs and the flickering glow of lightning bugs. The distinctive, melodic call of the whip-poor-will, a native bird species, used to be a central part of that chorus.N
  • Aggravated Drug Trafficking, DUIs, and Domestic Violence in Carthage and Leake County

    Aggravated Drug Trafficking, DUIs, and Domestic Violence in Carthage and Leake County
    TAKALLA L COLLINS, 23, of Carthage, DUI – 2nd, MHP.  Bond $1,500.
     RAFAEL G LOPEZ, 32, Hold for ICE, DUI – 1st, MHP.  Bond N/A, $1,000.
     JASON MCKEE, 52, of Walnut Grove, Possession of Paraphernalia, Felony Obstruction – Tampering with Physical Evidence, Transfer, Distribution, or Possession of a Controlled Substance with Intent to Sell, Aggravated Trafficking of Controlled Substances, Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon, LCSO.  Bond $1,000, $20,000, $2,500,000, $1,000,000.
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  • Bill Clinton tells Tupelo crowd Scott Colom will put Mississippi, not MAGA, first

    Bill Clinton tells Tupelo crowd Scott Colom will put Mississippi, not MAGA, first
    TUPELO — Former President Bill Clinton campaigned for Democratic Senate candidate Scott Colom on Friday, casting Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith as out of touch with Mississippians struggling with surging consumer prices and lack of healthcare.Clinton, joined by longtime adviser James Carville, argued that Colom, a district attorney in northern Mississippi, would work across party lines and put “Mississippi first,” while accusing Hyde-Smith of putting President Donald Trump first and rub
  • Jackson State employees face layoffs as university loses federal funding

    Jackson State employees face layoffs as university loses federal funding
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    Eight Jackson State University positions are being eliminated at the end of the year as federal funding for the roles dry up, possibly affecting the institution’s ability to secure donations and other private financial support. The news, confirmed in a letter obtained
  • Jackson State employees face layoffs amid restrictions on federal funding

    Jackson State employees face layoffs amid restrictions on federal funding
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    Eight Jackson State University positions are being eliminated at the end of the year as federal funding for the roles dry up, possibly affecting the institution’s ability to secure donations and other private financial support. The news, confirmed in a letter obtained
  • Whippets Finish Season with a Decisive Win, Finish Season 9-1

    Whippets Finish Season with a Decisive Win, Finish Season 9-1
    The Kosciusko Whippets football team hosted the Amanda Elzy Panthers to close out the regular season.
    Kosciusko led 21-6 at the end of the first quarter and 42-6 at the half.  The second half went quickly with a running clock.  The Whippets finished with a score of 56-6.
    Terrell Toliver was named the Autumn Ridge Player of the Game.  Now, that’s something to smile about!
    You have to come back next week when the home team opens the playoffs hosting the Itawamba Agricultural High School India
  • Trump DOJ wants to give the Jackson Police Department millions, with strings attached

    Trump DOJ wants to give the Jackson Police Department millions, with strings attached
    Jackson is one of four cities that could get tens of millions of dollars under a new U.S. Department of Justice grant. City officials have said the federal money would be used to rebuild the city’s forensic laboratory, hire more officers and expand surveillance of violent crime, including using artificial intelligence to track potential criminals.The Trump administration announced Friday that it has awarded its new Model Cities Initiative grant to Mississippi’s capital city and three other
  • Mississippi School for Math and Science senior is vying in national Super Kid contest

    Mississippi School for Math and Science senior is vying in national Super Kid contest
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    High school senior and Clinton resident Jeremy Burwell is on track to go from being a fan of comics to starring in his own.He is one of 840 quarterfinalists in Stan Lee’s Super Kid contest. If he wins the national contest, he’ll get a $25,000 honorarium, four VIP pas
  • Clinton Math and Science senior vying in national Super Kid contest

    Clinton Math and Science senior vying in national Super Kid contest
    High school senior and Clinton resident Jeremy Burwell is on track to go from being a fan of comics to starring in his own.He is one of 840 quarterfinalists in Stan Lee’s Super Kid contest. If he wins the national contest, he’ll get a $25,000 honorarium, four VIP passes to Los Angeles Comic Con 2027 and a comic book character based on himself.Parents must submit an entry form on their child’s behalf. LaToya Clarke-Horne, Burwell’s mother, nominated him to the competition. However, knowi
  • Clinton Math and Science School senior vying in national Super Kid contest

    Clinton Math and Science School senior vying in national Super Kid contest
    Audio articles are automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the story; however, this audio has not been reviewed for accuracy and may contain errors. Read more about how we use AI to increase access to our reporting.
    High school senior and Clinton resident Jeremy Burwell is on track to go from being a fan of comics to starring in his own.He is one of 840 quarterfinalists in Stan Lee’s Super Kid contest. If he wins the national contest, he’ll get a $25,000 honorarium, four VIP pas
  • Fatal Dirt Bike Crash Friday in Attala

    Fatal Dirt Bike Crash Friday in Attala
    An Attala County man was fatally injured in a dirt bike crash Friday evening.
    The wreck was reported around 5:40 p.m. on Attala Rd. 4045/Sudduth Rd.
    The injured man was taken to the Baptist-Attala emergency department by personal vehicle and was later pronounced dead.
    The victim’s identity has not been released, and additional details about the crash are not yet available.
    The post Fatal Dirt Bike Crash Friday in Attala appeared first on BreezyNews.com - Kosciusko News 24/7.
  • Jackson judge orders Grand Chateau apartment owner extradited and jailed

    Jackson judge orders Grand Chateau apartment owner extradited and jailed
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    A judge has ordered the owner of Jackson’s troubled Grand Chateau apartments be extradited and jailed after failing to comply with previous rulings to demolish the blighted property.In an order released Thursday, Jackson Environmental Court Judge Jeffery Reynolds issue
  • VIDEO STREAM – Elzy vs Kosciusko

    VIDEO STREAM – Elzy vs Kosciusko
    *If the link above above isn’t working on your device, click HERE to find the broadcast on YouTube, click below to listen to the Breezy 103 online audio stream or tune your radio to 103.7.
    Kosciusko football online audio and video streams are presented by…For more KHS Whippets news, download the Kosciusko Whippets App for Apple or Android.
     The post VIDEO STREAM – Elzy vs Kosciusko appeared first on BreezyNews.com - Kosciusko News 24/7.
  • Since Civil War, the law has prevented federal agents, including ICE, from polls, voting experts argue

    Since Civil War, the law has prevented federal agents, including ICE, from polls, voting experts argue
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    Mississippi Today Ideas is a platform for thoughtful ideas to be shared about our state’s past, present and future. Opinions expressed in guest essays are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent those of Mississippi Today. You can read more about the sectio
  • Mississippi has 23 public colleges and universities. Can the state sustain them?

    Mississippi has 23 public colleges and universities. Can the state sustain them?
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    When Rep. Trey Lamar, a Republican from Senatobia, introduced House Bill 1284 in January to merge six community college districts, college leaders and students quickly launched a petition to shut it down. The bill died in committee, but the question behind it did not: D
  • Burn Ban Violation, Aggravated Assault, and Domestic Violence in Philadelphia and Neshoba County Arrests

    Burn Ban Violation, Aggravated Assault, and Domestic Violence in Philadelphia and Neshoba County Arrests
    EUGENE F BROWN JR, 56, of Philadelphia, Violation of Probation Order, Hold for Chancery Court, NCSO.  Bond $0, $0.
     SAVION RYSHAD COLE, 37, of Hickory, Failure to Appear on Bond, NCSO.  Bond $0.
     JUAN J GRIFFIN, 30, of Philadelphia, Resisting Arrest, Disorderly Conduct – Failure to Comply with LEO, Tint Violation, PPD.  Bond $500, $500, $500.
     TREVON ISAAC, 29, of Conehatta, Trespassing, Burning Ban, NCSO.  Bond $600, $1,000.
     DEVIN DUKES PRICE, 24, of Philadelphia, Aggravated Assault
  • Ethel Claims First District Title Since 1995 with Late Trick-Play Victory

    Ethel Claims First District Title Since 1995 with Late Trick-Play Victory
    The Ethel Tigers are Region 5-1A champions for the first time since 1995 after defeating Sebastopol 14-8 on Thursday night in a dramatic defensive battle.
    Tied 8-8 with just 33 seconds remaining, Ethel executed a 35-yard hook-and-ladder trick play for the game-winning touchdown. Quarterback Taylon May completed a pass to Maddox Renfrow, who pitched it to Caden Merritt for the decisive score.
    “We practice it all the time,” Ethel head coach Junior Graham said. “With the coverage they were in
  • Ethel Claims First District Title Since 1995

    Ethel Claims First District Title Since 1995
    The Ethel Tigers are Region 5-1A champions for the first time since 1995 after defeating Sebastopol 14-8 on Thursday night in a dramatic defensive battle.
    Tied 8-8 with just 33 seconds remaining, Ethel executed a 35-yard hook-and-ladder trick play for the game-winning touchdown. Quarterback Taylon May completed a pass to Maddox Renfrow, who pitched it to Caden Merritt for the decisive score.
    “We practice it all the time,” Ethel head coach Junior Graham said. “With the coverage they were in

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