Drivers failing to abide by school zone speed limits may soon pay a price after the Meridian City Council on Tuesday voted to approve a contract with Intellisafe to use radar guns at locations ...

Music will fill the halls of the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience when Meridian Community College students take the stage for a special celebration of the arts.

As state officials wrestle over teacher pay and debate the merits of public versus private schools, school districts ...

A federal lawsuit alleging disability discrimination has been filed against Diamond Jim’s and Mrs. Donna’s Ole Farm Beef, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced Tuesday. In a news ...

Today the world roars with crazy stuff, and I am happy to live in my little corner of the world. Oh, it is not perfect here, ...

The East Mississippi Drug Task Force made one arrest Friday following a search warrant as part of a narcotics investigation.

The Meridian Star provides a list of arrests and crimes being reported to authorities to keep the community informed about potential criminal activity. Names of individuals accused but not convicted ...

Ross Collins Career and Technical Center hosted its 2026 College & Career Fair on Friday, Feb. 27, in the Meridian High ...

Though spring is still a few weeks away, Ward 4 Councilwoman Romande Walker has organized three days of fun and informative ...

District Attorney Kassie Coleman announced Monday the guilty plea and sentencing of a Braxton Jacolbee Willie, 32, for ...

I’m no stranger to loud noises. Growing up in the country, we shot guns frequently. Back then, no one ever recommended wearing hearing protection.

“There is something about planting trees that feels good. If you have done it well, it will outlast you and leave the world a little richer and more beautiful because of your efforts.” – James Rebanks ...