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- A heavy presence of law enforcement made up of the Grenada Police Department and Grenada Sheriff's Office responded to the scene of the homicide in the 700 block of Leigh Avenue early Tuesday morning, Sept. 23. A gathering of family and friends was also on the scene.
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Names of teen murder suspects in Grenada High student’s death released
By ADAM PRESTRIDGE
Tue,09/30/25-6:08PM , 4,843 Reads 77,671 Statewide
District Attorney William “Adam” Hopper confirmed Tuesday afternoon that the three juveniles arrested Monday in connection with Grenada High School student Ayden Reno’s death are being charged as adults.
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- Grenada County Coroner Douglas "Little Bobby" Yates speaks with Grenada Police Department investigators at the scene where Grenada High School student Ayden Reno's body was discovered last Monday night, Sept. 22.
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Three teens arrested in death of Grenada High School football player
By ADAM PRESTRIDGE
Mon,09/29/25-7:18PM , 4,399 Reads 64,919 Statewide
A week following the discovery of a Grenada High School student’s body in a “brushy overgrown area” in the heart of the city, investigators have made a break in the case.
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Arrest made in store shooting
By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Mon,09/29/25-3:46PM , 4,976 Reads
McComb police said a suspect has been arrested in connection with an early morning shooting death at a McComb convenience store.
Police said in a statement Monday afternoon that they were able to identify the suspect and make an arrest by Friday evening.
They did not release the suspect’s name or charges.
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- (Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. Photo by Matt Williamson) Firefighters work to extinguish a blaze at the McComb Railroad Depot in this May 30, 20212, photo.
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Trial date set in depot arson case
By MATT WILLIAMSON - Managing Editor
Mon,09/29/25-3:27PM , 2,385 Reads
Having been ruled competent to stand trial, a judge set an Oct. 28 trial date Monday for the man accused of setting fire to the McComb Railroad Depot more than four years ago.
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