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Mayor Errick D. Simmons joined regional and national leaders at the MidAmerica Circularity Forum, highlighting Greenville’s efforts to reduce plastic pollution and promote recycling.

Cleveland officials announced a planned increase in water rates effective October 1, 2026. Residents are encouraged to contact City Hall with questions.

Batesville police kicked off another year of DARE classes, focusing on student education and community engagement.

A black bear tagged in Louisiana was recently found in Mississippi, highlighting interstate wildlife cooperation. The bear, now six, was fitted with a GPS collar and is expected to have cubs this spring.

Mississippi State Parks are welcoming campers with options ranging from cabins to primitive sites, signaling the start of the camping season.

K9 Caine and his handler, Lt. Schuetz, tracked suspects responsible for an auto burglary, leading officers to a residence and arresting juvenile offenders.

The arrival of cooler mornings on the water often signals the start of fall, bringing quieter days and better fishing conditions, anglers say.

Hoot 4 Hope, a family-friendly walk supporting the American Cancer Society, will take place at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science on Oct. 3, 2026.

Law enforcement agencies in Panola County will honor Deputy Joe Cosby on Wednesday with a memorial walk and flag-lowering ceremony. The event marks the anniversary of his death in the line of duty.

Traffic in Batesville is heavy as vehicles are being rerouted following a crash on the interstate at Sardis, authorities say.