Mississippi Delta Report

Chilly conditions are expected overnight, with patchy frost possible in parts of northern and eastern Mississippi. Residents may want to cover sensitive plants.

The Copiah Baptist Association hosted an Introduction to Trapping event over the weekend. State wildlife staff discussed trapping regulations, licensing and other topics.

Patchy frost may develop across parts of northeast Mississippi this weekend. Residents should cover sensitive vegetation.

Mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies are forecast through the weekend and into early next week. Highs will reach the 60s and 70s, with weekend lows in the low 30s to mid-40s.

A new exhibit in Greenville highlights the history and contributions of rural Black communities in the Mississippi Delta. Delta Compass-WCEA thanked the Randolph Rose Collection for its representation of Black culture in bronze art.

Patchy frost could affect parts of northeast Mississippi this weekend. Residents are advised to cover sensitive plants.

With deer season underway, hunters may encounter black bears in the woods. Safety recommendations include keeping a distance from bears and securing food and other items that could attract them.

Youth deer gun season opens tomorrow. Hunters are encouraged to take a young hunter outdoors and share photos of their hunts.

The Triad program will offer education and support to help protect older adults from crime, fraud and emergencies. Its first event is scheduled for Nov. 18 at Ricks Memorial Library.

Patchy fog could reduce visibility to as little as one-quarter mile early this morning. Frost is possible in parts of northeast Mississippi this weekend.