A reward is being offered for information that would help find a missing man, according to The Oxford Eagle.

The Lafayette County Crimestoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for information on 27-year-old McKenzie Darrell Frierson.

He's been missing for two weeks from the West Springhill community.

OXFORD, MS- (WMC-TV) - Ole Miss is home to the only legally grown marijuana crop in the nation and a new development there is creating quite a buzz.

Faculty and student researchers say they created a new pain reliever in the form of a patch.

Dr. Mahmoud Elsohly is a faculty member at the School of Pharmacy at Ole Miss. He and his team have been working inside their marijuana research lab for nearly seven years to find alternative uses for THC, which is the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana.

"The plant itself has a great potential for good medicine coming out of the Cannabis plant, but certainly not in smoking of the drug," said Dr. Mahmoud Elsohly.

Dr. Elsohly is not a fan of legalizing the drug, but he is a fan of his newest creation -- a pot pain reliever in the form of a patch that is placed over the gum line in patients who have problems taking the drug in pill form.

One Mid-South hospital is determined to better serve you.

Baptist Memorial Hospital in New Albany, Mississippi wants to build a completely new emergency room.

The hospital's current emergency facility has seven rooms.

The new facility would have 22 rooms.

Before the hospital can start building, the Mississippi Department of Health must approve the $12 million extension.