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Shooting leaves 2 dead

Grandmother, two kids are victims in house fire

'Huge vocal supporter' joins Corinth school board

More candidates qualify for local elections

Graduation rates increase for local schools

Fatal explosion ruled accidental

Celebrating the dream: Project Attention plans annual King celebration

Harlem Globetrotters World Tour includes 'Magic Pass' at Crossroads Arena

Hot Rod Wreck: County crash sends 3 to hospital

More candidates dropping party labels

Jewell Wall

WACO, Texas — Funeral services for Jewell "Marie" Wall,. . .

Donnie Taylor

Funeral services for Donnie Wayne Taylor, 61, were held at 2. . .

Jimmy Nanney

Funeral services for Jimmy Doyle Nanney, 77, of Corinth, are set. . .

William Palmer

Funeral services for William Bradley Palmer, 43, are scheduled. . .

Joyce Kennedy

Funeral services for Joyce Marie Kennedy, 70, are scheduled for. . .

Judith Gross Burns

CHEROKEE, Ala. — Funeral services for Judith Rae Gross. . .

UPDATE: Shooting leaves 2 dead

By Mark Boehler

It's a frigid cold January morning and Corinth Police Chief Ralph Dance talks to a group of four females outside 1315 Tate Street.
Near the group is a blood-stained sidewalk as the police chief tells a family member of one shooting victim that t

Fire damages Corinth home

Photo by Mark Boehler

A Tuesday morning fire heavily damaged a house at 815 Douglas Street at the corner of Phillips Street in Corinth. The call was received about 10:30 a.m. from a neighbor who saw smoke coming from the one-story frame structure, which had heavy smoke and fire damage. The house was owned by Kym Tyson, who was not home at the time of the fire. The Corinth Fire Department sent four units to the blaze, which remains under investigation. See Wednesday's Daily Corinthian for the full story.

Some bills destined for Mississippi recycling bin

JACKSON -- Mississippi lawmakers could debate substantial issues this year, such as increasing pay for teachers and state employees, trying to bolster school safety, and trying to reduce the recidivism rate in state prisons. Some bills, though, deal . . .