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Horseshoe Bend Generals started strong against Coosa Central Cougars with two successful onsides kicks, leading 14-0 early in their Class 2A Region 4 game before Coosa Central surged back for a 44-14 victory...
See a recap of Friday’s local games below. Class 2A, Region 5 Cold Springs 52, Carbon Hill 6 The Eagles dominated the Bulldogs from start to finish on Friday night. […]
Every year about this time I tend to become a bit nostalgic. The cool evenings and almost frosty mornings (it did make it to 39 overnight here at the farm […]
Every few years, Washington issues another warning about Social Security and Medicare, and Americans react in one of two ways. Some insist the sky is falling. Others shrug and note […]
When I went to the polls to cast an early ballot in the midterm elections, I thought about our country’s dead pregnant women. Amber Nicole Thurman, 28, of Georgia, a […]
The Meridian City Council received an analysis of its Fiscal Year 2024 audit Tuesday evening that showed the accounting firm that performed the audit gave the city a clean/unmodified opinion […]
Meridian Public School District Superintendent Dr. Amy Carter told the Board of Trustees that while the district received a D grade in the recent Mississippi Statewide Accountability System scores, the […]
The Meridian Star provides a list of arrests and crimes being reported to authorities to keep the community informed about potential criminal activity. Pursuant to a new policy, the names […]
The Riley Foundation announced the appointment of two new members to its Board of Directors: William W. Simmons and Jay Davidson. Collectively, the new directors bring extensive experience in law, […]
From Meridian to New York to Los Angeles, Amazon Prime Network’s television series “Elle” showrunner and Meridian-native Laura Kittrell has had a long journey from East Mississippi to the big […]
The Meridian Police Department has arrested and charged Tommy Lard, 28, in connection with Tuesday’s shooting in the 2400 block of Fourth Avenue that left two people dead and a […]
Meridian Community College hosted a special ribbon cutting ceremony for its new Transportation Technology Training Center Wednesday afternoon. The new training center will provide hands-on training in diesel...
The Dream have a 2–1 series lead over the Valkyries in large part because of their super star. But the rest of Atlanta’s roster isn’t surprised.
The Justice Department on Thursday sued to preemptively block Alaska from certifying the results of its U.S. Senate race if the Republican incumbent candidate loses by a narrow margin, saying voters could be...
The United States is expected to remove 50% tariffs on some Canadian agricultural and forestry products in a bid to help Maine Senator Susan Collins and other Republicans from northern U.S. states in the upc...
Honolulu police launched a second-degree attempted murder investigation after a 50-year-old man was injured during an argument with his girlfriend at a beach park in Maili.
SYDNEY/SHANGHAI/LONDON >> Apple’s first folding phone, the iPhone Duo, hit stores around the world today with a price tag of about $2,000 and less of the fanfare that accompanied previous iPhone launches.
Two large earthquakes struck off Vanuatu but do not pose a tsunami threat to Hawaii, officials said late this afternoon.
To buydown or not to buydown? That’s become a pressing question for Las Vegas Valley home sellers as mortgage rates remain elevated and buyers struggle with affordability.
A female pedestrian died Thursday night after being struck by a vehicle in Hilo, Big Island police said.
A two-story house fire in Aiea Saturday was caused by an unattended candle, according to the Honolulu Fire Department, which classified the blaze as accidental.
Honolulu police today charged the suspect who allegedly fired shots at officers who responded to a barricade situation in Kailua Wednesday night.