At 11:45 am Attala Deputies, Baptist Ambulance Service along with Attala Fire and Rescue were called to highway 19 north near Springdale Church for a report of a one vehicle MVA rollover. No serious... Read More.
JACKSON, Miss. — Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson will make several announcements pertaining to efforts to strengthen the state’s food supply chain TOMORROW, at 10:00 a.m. at the Mississippi Department of Agriculture... Read More.
At 9:25 am Kosciusko Police and Kosciusko City Fire were called to a residence at 211 Highland Drive for a report of a house fire.
When emergency personnel arrived on scene they reported that the... Read More.
The City of Kosciusko is reopening city parks, tennis courts, and ball fields in compliance with restrictions set forth by Gov. Tate Reeves "safer-at-home" order.
Mayor Jimmy Cockroft spoke on that and more during this... Read More.
Mississippi legislators are returning Thursday to consider helping businesses hurt by the coronavirus outbreak.
Leaders made the announcement Tuesday but didn't give details.
The legislative session has mostly been on hold since mid-March. Legislators worked Friday,... Read More.
At 10:03 am Kosciusko Police and Kosciusko City Fire were dispatched to West South and South Natchez for a report of a gas leak. Emergency personnel arrived on scene and closed the road. No... Read More.
Parks and Pools are opening. Governor Tate Reeves has announced revisions of the current Safer at Home Order. Included are elements of outdoor recreation such as swimming in pools and park activities. The revised... Read More.
Audio: Kenneth Georgia, director of the Attala County Farmers Market visited Breezy 101 Monday morning to tell us how the market will operate under new guidelines during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Just after noon Attala Deputies and the Mississippi Highway Patrol were called to a report of a hit and run. The caller said it was located on highway 12 west near Attala Road 4121.... Read More.
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves announced revises restrictions to his "safer-at-home" order Monday afternoon.
The two areas that will see eased restrictions are restaurants and outdoor recreation.
Overall, the "safer-at-home" order remains in effect through Monday, May... Read More.
Cars lined up at the Attala County Coliseum as local residents get free tests for COVID-19 courtesy of the University of Mississippi Medical Center and the Mississippi State Department of Health.