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Oxford Mayor Robyn Tannehill has been chosen as one of nine to sit on the newly formed Mississippi State Flag Commission.

By Davis ConollyIMC student The dream of many a sportswriter often includes interviewing childhood sports heroes and also having a positive impact on as many...

The Water Valley Board of Aldermen voted unanimously Tuesday to require masks or face coverings starting Friday at noon, according to the North Mississippi...

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves recently appointed Oxford attorney and former senator Gray Tollison to serve as a judge for the Third Circuit Judicial District Court, taking over for Judge Andrew Howorth who retired last month.

During a special meeting on Wednesday, the board voted 4 to 3 in favor of closing the dining areas of restaurants at 10 p.m. but allowing them to continue to serve food via curbside pick-up or delivery.

Today marks an important moment for our university as the confederate monument has been moved from the Circle at the center of campus to the cemetery near Tad Smith Coliseum.

The Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office and federal law enforcement made an arrest Monday in the case involving threats made over Snapchat threatening violence against people of color in Oxford, announced the Oxford Police Department Tuesday.

By Jeff RobersonHottyToddy Contributor Will there be football in Oxford and other Southeastern Conference locales this fall? Nobody still knows for sure. Monday in Birmingham, the...

The Confederate statue that has sat in front of the Lyceum Circle on the University of Mississippi campus since 1906 was moved Tuesday morning to the Confederate cemetery, also located on campus.

The Mississippi State Department of Health is now releasing weekly COVID-19 updates broken down by each county.