After a season of unprecedented corruption involving elected Mississippi Public Service Commissioners in the late 1980s, then-Democratic Mississippi Governor Ray Mabus faced the task of appointing a s ...

A veteran educator is making her return to Corinth as the Corinth Elementary School principal. The Corinth School District ...

Blues music has long been linked to the mystical or supernatural. After all, the seminal Blues tale is of legend Robert Johnson selling his soul to the devil at the crossroads of U.S. Highways 49 and ...

The Corinth Library is one option for fun and games over the next few weeks as the Summer Reading Program brings a full ...

The Corinth Police Department charged Peggy Dianne Luster, 44, on May 16 after responding to an earlier fire at Bealls, 2801 Virginia Lane. According to the report, Luster was seen on security camera ...

Corinth’s strong running programs continue to produce success as another pair of seniors signed their letters of intent.

He shot onto the political scene seemingly out of nowhere.

After many years living in and covering Washington, there is one overriding principle I have learned: If you don’t trust politicians you will never be disappointed.

It’s time to hit the road for summer travel and the Daily Corinthian wants to tag along. Corinthian Travels is back, inviting readers to share the fun on their adventures this summer.

Former Corinth Superintendent Dr. Lee Childress has been indicted on a federal charge alleging he attempted to cover up the actions of former teacher Wilson Jones, who is accused of ...

Card skimmers were discovered on registers at Piggly Wiggly stores in Savannah and Adamsville, Tenn. in late May.

The North Mississippi Chapter of the American Red Cross is looking to extend more of its services to Alcorn County.