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At 2:42 pm Kosciusko Police and City Fire were dispatched to Highway 12 west between McDonald's and Spot Cash for a report of a brush fire. Firefighters arrived on scene and were able to... Read More.

At 2:10 pm Attala Deputies were called to the Natchez Trace for a report of a hit and run. The description of the vehicle was a tan Nissan Xterra with no front bumper. It... Read More.

Breezy News has learned that former Attala County Troy Steed died Thursday afternoon at the age of 68. Steed served as Attala County Sheriff from January 1988 - December 2002. Attala County Sheriff Tim Nail released... Read More.

A portion of a street off the square in downtown Kosciusko is closed. The section of Madison Street between Jefferson and Monroe is closed due to construction on the old Leonard's building. The building is being... Read More.

The Kosciusko Attala Partnership welcomed RBR, a men’s clothing store, to the historic downtown square. Kosciusko Mayor Jimmy Cockroft joined owner Susan Chamblee and many others at a ribbon cutting Thursday morning. The store is located... Read More.

At 9:45 am Attala Deputies, County Volunteers, MedStat EMS along with Attala Fire Central Station responded to a report of a house fire. Dispatch said a UPS driver reported a home on Attala Road... Read More.

Clubs at the Oprah Winfrey Boys and Girls Club helped the community celebrate the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Members of the Torch Club served at the Martin Luther King Image Award Banquet... Read More.

At 3:25 pm Attala Deputies and City Officers were advised to be on the look out for a subject by the name of Brandon Demetrius McElroy. According to the BOLO McElroy is a 24 year... Read More.

Arctic cold temperatures are causing high demand for electricity across the Southeastern United States. As a result, the entire Tennessee Valley Authority system area is asking all electric power consumers, including residential, commercial, and... Read More.

Customers of Mississippi's two privately-owned electrical utilities will see higher rates starting in February. The Mississippi Public Service Commission voted Tuesday to approve rate changes for Entergy Corp. and Mississippi Power Co. Customers of New Orleans-based... Read More.