Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver and former Ole Miss Rebel A.J. Brown will go from catching touchdowns in the Super Bowl to ...

Before he led the 1985 Super Bowl champion Chicago Bears in interceptions, before he was part of the Shufflin’ Crew performing “The Super Bowl Shuffle,” ...

STARKVILLE — Dewayne Davis has been promoted to fire chief, taking the helm of a largely healthy department that nevertheless faces challenges with employee retention and pay. The board of ...

Those “Word of the Day” calendars are excellent in helping expand your vocabulary. But today’s Word of the Day in Columbus isn’t found on a calendar, but on a city street. The city has ...

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Bill Kronander drove almost 14 hours to make it from his home in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Columbus. He had never visited Mississippi before, but the drive was worth it, he said, to “come ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tariff exemptions announced Friday on electronics like smartphones and laptops are only a temporary reprieve until the Trump administration develops a new tariff approach ...

Lowndes County supervisors approved a resolution of intent last week to create a railroad authority, adding another tool to the county’s economic development toolbox. “This helps to preserve ...

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s top advisers and Nayib Bukele, the president of El Salvador, said Monday that they have no basis for the small Central American nation to return a ...

Ole Miss star Madison Scott was taken by the Dallas Wings in the WNBA Draft on Monday night. The versatile Scott, who can play several positions, was selected with the second pick of the second ...

STARKVILLE — Steven Spalitta gets plenty of chances to showcase his raw power in practices and scrimmages, but with Mississippi State’s catching depth and Noah Sullivan entrenched as the ...

The city council finally decided Tuesday how it will divide funding for another $1.1 million in paving projects, but the decision did not come without controversy. At Ward 5 Councilman Stephen ...