SPD arrests two for burglaries, drug trafficking

Starkville police have arrested a man suspected of multiple burglary incidents.

Starkville lands $1 million sewer grant

A grant the city of Starkville began seeking several years ago is coming through at just the right time.

Police seeking second suspect in kidnapping case

Starkville police are searching for another suspect believed to be connected to a Monday kidnapping incident at the Brooksville Garden apartments.

MSU alum, convenience store owner gives away Rally Bananas to MSU fans in Omaha

DeLone Wilson wanted it known that Mississippi State baseball fans joining him in Omaha, Nebraska, for the College World Series were specifically welcomed in his convenience stores, and he hung a banner outside his downtown storefront to prove it.

Prather named interim CEO for Partnership

The Greater Starkville Development Partnership has named Jennifer Prather its interim CEO while it searches for a successor to Scott Maynard.

Teen arrested for holding two people at gunpoint

A 14-year-old is in jail after his arrest on Tuesday for a suspected kidnapping.

Master plan commissioned for park complex at Cornerstone

Starkville aldermen approved a $61,000 contract with Memphis architecture firm Dalhoff Thomas for a master plan of an athletic complex at Cornerstone Park off Highway 25.

Four arrested for hotel robbery

Two men and two women are in custody for a June 15 robbery at a Highway 12 hotel.

How to catch a gator: Reagan shares alligator research stories with Starkville Rotarians

When Steve Reagan moved to Louisiana in 1998, he had no idea he'd end up capturing hundreds of alligators.

'Father' time: MSU fans take fathers, sons on first pilgrimages to CWS in Omaha

The heart-warming storyline of Mississippi State's trip to the College World Series has been that of Matt Lea, who surprised his father Bill, who is battling Alzheimer's disease, with tickets and a trip to Omaha.

'This is a place for miracles': Church formerly on the brink of condemnation celebrates fresh start

Starkville pastor Mary Carr had been preaching at Antioch Baptist Church for 13 years last November when she learned her church home would face condemnation if the building didn't receive repairs.

Starkville may soon begin accepting bids for infrastructure project

The Starkville Board of Aldermen confirmed in a Friday work session at city hall it will vote at its next board meeting on whether to begin accepting proposals from contractors for replacing water and sewer infrastructure in Starkville's Pleasant Acres neighborhood.

Maynard leaving Partnership for FSU job

Scott Maynard, CEO of The Partnership, is leaving his position after roughly a year for a job at Florida State University.

Legacy in the making: Jake Mangum well on way to breaking college baseball records, wants MSU to win first national championship

Jake Mangum winning the Southeastern Conference batting title as a freshman put him in the record books as the first Bulldog freshman to accomplish that feat. Performing up to a similar standard for the two years that followed may make him one of the best Bulldogs of all time.

MDPS pays $500K in Kersh case

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has paid $500,000 to the Oktibbeha County Circuit Court to be given to the victims of a fatal May 2017 accident involving a highway patrolman and a former Mississippi State University athlete.

MSU wide receiver suspended indefinitely after arrest

A Mississippi State wide receiver is suspended indefinitely after his arrest Tuesday for simple assault.

Armed panhandler arrested on Highway 12

A Starkville man is in jail after reportedly asking people on Highway 12 for money while holding a gun.

Church group surveys Pecan Acres residents about possible relocation

Kay Brocato called it "serendipitous." Bishop Lawrence White considered it a small act of providence. Whichever term you prefer, the result was the same. For residents of Starkville's Pecan Acres, it meant another opportunity to have their voices heard.

Starkville WWII veteran has street named in his honor

Roosevelt Taylor has lived on Beattie Street in Starkville for more than 70 years. Now, he lives on Roosevelt Taylor Sr. Drive.

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