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The onerous application working-class students in Mississippi must complete to receive college loans and grants could require an extra step under a new rule proposed by the state office that oversees financial aid.

The Oxford Board of Aldermen recently recognized the hard work and dedication of Oxford Police Department K9 Jack, who died in December.

The mayoral election will now be between two candidates after Republican candidate Kyle Davis withdrew from the election Friday.

A man who escaped from Quitman County Jail on May 9 has been seen in Lafayette County, according to the Lafayette County Sheriff's Department.

Free breakfast and lunch meals will be provided for all area children by the Oxford School District this summer.

Family – it's the one word that best describes the Ole Miss First Scholarship program.

Lafayette County has the third-highest percentage of citizens in the state who have received at least one COVID-19 vaccination and is tied with Yalobusha County to have the second-highest percentage of fully vaccinated residents.

It was two years today that Dominique “Lucy” Clayton was shot to death while sleeping in her Brittany Woods Estate home.

While it only takes a visit to Oxford's downtown Square during dinnertime to see that things are returning to “pre-pandemic” times, recent tax numbers...

Gov. Tate Reeves, waiting until after the 2021 legislative session ended, announced nine appointments late Tuesday afternoon to the three boards that govern the state’s public education entities.