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AI, cybersecurity, fiber: Tech conference held in Tupelo (opens the original)
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TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) – Students, educators, business owners and workers gathered for the 2026 Mississippi Digital Innovation Conference. The conference, held Tuesday in Tupelo at Huntington Bank Arena, covered topics including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and fiber internet. Students compete in fiber splicing rodeo Students from across the area competed in the 2026 Splicing Rodeo at the arena. Scott Hendrix, CEO of Tombigbee Electric, said fiber splicing has been a growing employment a
Program available for those who live alone (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Miss. (WTVA) – A new system is rolling out for people who live alone. The Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office has launched ConfirmOk. Getting involved with the program is as simple as using a smartphone to download the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office app and signing up. Alternatively, someone can call the sheriff’s office directly to sign up at 662-328-6788. The user will then receive daily welfare calls. The call, voiced by the sheriff, will ask the user to press one. If the user doesn’t
Two men behind bars after Columbus shooting (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Miss. (WTVA) — Two men are behind bars in Columbus after a shooting Friday morning. Demon Clopton is charged with aggravated assault. He is accused of shooting into a vehicle and injuring one of the people inside. He was taken into custody Saturday. While investigators were searching the vehicle, they found marijuana and a stolen gun. They arrested Jaylin Williams, who was also in the vehicle, for possession of a stolen firearm. The shooting happened around 10:40 a.m. near the intersec
Tallahatchie Riverfest brings day of music, family fun to New Albany (opens the original)
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NEW ALBANY, Miss. (WTVA) — New Albany’s Tallahatchie Riverfest brought live music, vendors and food to the Tanglefoot Trailhead over the weekend. The Tanglefoot Trailhead featured live music while crews finished setting up the main stage. Vendors sold items ranging from frozen pickle pops to handmade jewelry. New Albany natives said they look forward to the Tallahatchie River Fest every year. Will Hardy said, “My cousin had a little shop. Got some tinsel for my hair, got some tattoos and face pa
Missouri-Mississippi State matchup draws sellout crowd (opens the original)
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STARKVILLE, Miss. – The 19th-ranked Missouri Tigers are traveling to Starkville this weekend to take on No. 24 Mississippi State. This is the first ranked-versus-ranked matchup in Davis Wade Stadium since 2017. It is the first time the Bulldogs themselves have been ranked since 2022. The university posted on social media that the stadium is sold out for Saturday’s game. Mississippi State is also attempting a world record this weekend for most cowbells ringing simultaneously. There is Heisman buz
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