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Oxford School District's expansion of career-technical education opportunities on the campus of Oxford High School is moving full speed ahead.

Cold, wet, wintry weather will be sticking around Lafayette County for the next several days. As of noon Thursday, Oxford was thus far spared from...

Court fees issued for misdemeanor offenses and violations of city codes will soon increase by $10.

A recent opinion by Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has prompted a third candidate to drop from the Oxford Board of Alderman election.

The Oxford Police Department has released the name of the suspect shot and killed, along with other details, in the officer-involved shooting that occurred late Monday night identify of the man shot and killed by an Oxford police officer.

With the number of new COVID-19 cases starting to dip in Lafayette County and in Mississippi, State Health Director Dr. Thomas Dobbs said people should continue to be responsible and safe.

A person was shot and killed after attempting to flee from a traffic stop Monday night, according to the Oxford Police Department.

A recent opinion by Attorney General Lynn Fitch has prompted a second candidate to drop from the Oxford Board of Alderman race.

Oxford Mayor Robyn Tannehill will face two other opponents vying for the office of mayor in June.

Currently, the city's ordinance says no amplified sound is allowed outdoors, which the Board and Mayor Robyn Tannehill admitted is not enforced and that the Board has approved several requests from event organizers in the past asking for amplified sound at their events