In the last six months, 10 people in the LOU community have died as a result of drug overdoses, according to the Oxford Police Department.
Despite almost 1.5 million COVID-19 vaccinations being administered to Mississippi residents, the number of positive cases daily has risen over the last few days.
Following the completion of Joint Preliminary Damage Assessments, the State of Mississippi has requested a Major Disaster Declaration for Public Assistance following the Feb. 11-19, winter...
One of Oxford's oldest homes, The Isom Place, will soon be a place where people can make lasting memories.
In a tight race, the city of Oxford will remain the runner-up in this year’s Strongest Town contest.
Oxford Intermediate School Assistant Principal Kendedrick Jones has been named Top 50 Under 40 Honoree by the Mississippi Business Journal.
The trials for two local former teachers accused of sex crimes involving former students in unrelated cases have been continued – again.
Beginning on April 24, everyone in north Mississippi should begin using the 662 area code when making local calls, which will become mandatory in October.
A local law enforcement officer is using his past experiences to help teach children kindness and acceptance through his new children's book.
Oxford Ward 1 Alderman Rick Addy will serve another four years on the Board of Aldermen after winning the Democratic primary Tuesday by just 24 votes.