Mississippi observes Severe Weather Preparedness Week with daily safety tips
Mississippi kicks off Severe Weather Preparedness Week, encouraging residents to develop emergency plans and visit safety resources.
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Mississippi kicks off Severe Weather Preparedness Week, encouraging residents to develop emergency plans and visit safety resources.
Read moreThe city of Greenville kicks off its Black History Month series, highlighting influential figures and moments that shaped history, according to officials.
Read moreAs millions watch the game, officials urge fans to celebrate responsibly and plan for safe transportation.
Read moreQuiet conditions will persist across the area tonight, with overnight lows in the upper 20s to around 40 degrees.
Read moreTshaun Scales Jr., who was reported missing in Horn Lake, has been found safe and returned to his parents, according to local authorities.
Read moreMississippi residents have until Feb. 9 to register to vote for the March 10 primary election, which includes races for U.S. House and Senate seats.
Read moreThe city of Greenville is highlighting influential Black leaders and moments throughout February as part of its Black History Month Facts Series, emphasizing the importance of shared history.
Read moreMayor Errick D. Simmons and regional leaders kick off the 2026 March of the Mayors, aiming to support food pantries across the Mississippi Delta.
Read moreMayor Errick D. Simmons highlights regional collaboration during the ‘March of the Mayors’ to address food access and community resilience across the Mississippi Delta.
Read moreA new investment worth $500,000 aims to boost economic development in Washington County, officials announced.
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