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OPD Investigating Shooting That Left One Injured

Two people have been arrested in connection with a shooting in Oxford Thursday.

Ole Miss Students Exhausted From Online, Remote Classes

Cameron Fronk/ Journalism Student According to researchers, the switch to daylight savings time is tough on our sleep schedules. Add to that the fact...

Oxford Leaders Continue Outdoor Dining, Free Parking on Tuesdays

Outdoor dining as it has existed since September in Oxford will continue through at least April.

Most Mississippians Now Willing to Get a COVID-19 Vaccine, Poll Shows

By Will StriblingMississippi Today Mississippians are generally more open to getting a COVID-19 vaccination than they were in early January, according to a poll released Wednesday. The...

Lafayette County Escapes Predicted Severe Weather

Despite Lafayette County being marked by the National Weather Service as “high risk” for severe weather during Wednesday's storm, no tornado warnings were issued and no damage has been reported, according to officials.

Registration Open for Online Master Gardener Classes

Registration has begun for the newest class of Master Gardeners, who will receive their training online this year.

Oxford Campus to Close at 3 p.m. Due to Weather

The Oxford campus of the University of Mississippi will be closed today (Wed., March 17) starting at 3 p.m. due to severe weather forecast...

Celebration Held in Honor of Naming the Lafayette Justice Court Building After Judge McLarty

Friends, family and colleagues finally got to celebrate the naming of the Lafayette County Justice Court building after Judge Johnny Wayne McLarty, known to most as "The Judge" on Tuesday.

Parts of Lafayette County Now High Risk for Severe Weather

The southern part of Lafayette County is now a level 5 High Risk for severe weather today, according to the National Weather Service.

Contract with MS Critterz ‘Mutually Terminated’

Mississippi Critterz, the nonprofit organization that managed the city of Oxford's animal shelter since 2018, is no longer running the shelter.