Below is an opinion column by Russ Latino: Americans have become a nation of perpetual whiners that imagine themselves as cosmic victims, despite being alive in the softest, most opulent time in human ...

The Greenville Fire Department recognized excellence, leadership and service during its 2025 Awards Banquet, an annual event honoring firefighters, dispatchers, retired personnel and community leaders ...

Susan Marquez shares her experience of judging the annual parade, complete with the sights and sounds of the celebration. When I got the call asking if I would be a “celebrity judge” for the Madison ...

Marc McClure, regional superintendent of the Mississippi Department of Corrections’ northern region, told the Greenville Rotary Club this week that the state’s most notorious penitentiary, the ...

Greenville Police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide that occurred Thursday morning before 2 am. Police responded to the 1100 block of Cottage Drive about residents hearing gunshots. When ...

The projects are funded through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Five local governments in Mississippi have been awarded $44 million in roadway funding under the Safe Streets and Roads for ...

DNA evidence collected during the 1986 Shondra May murder investigation appears to be a match to jailed suspect, Ruben Weeks. Scott County Sheriff Mike Lee confirmed Friday afternoon that the DNA ...

A new Mississippi law that restricts diversity, equity and inclusion policies in education will harm the way schools teach about important historical events and people who challenged racism and ...

GREENVILLE, Mississippi – Funeral services for Mr. Erick Martinas Cross Sr., 50, formerly of Greenville, and of Midland, Texas, will be held on Saturday, November ...

Imagine facing arrest simply for posting sharp or critical comments online. Picture police at your door for expressing opposition to mass immigration. Envision a country where you could be imprisoned ...

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Retiring Port Director Tommy Hart likes to say he has spent his working life in two careers. One was as the public face of Greenville’s business community. The other, he insists with a grin, has been ...