National Weather Service Reports Preliminary Tornado Damage in Mississippi
Survey teams assessed over 70 miles of tornado path following severe weather on May 6, with investigations ongoing in multiple counties.
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Survey teams assessed over 70 miles of tornado path following severe weather on May 6, with investigations ongoing in multiple counties.
Read moreAuthorities advise residents to heed evacuation orders and avoid floodwaters as the situation develops in the area.
Read moreThe National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, warns of a marginal risk for severe storms south of I-20, with increased confidence on Saturday. Ongoing damage assessments are underway.
Read moreRegistration is now open for the 2026 Gamebird Workshop, scheduled for May 22 at Marion County WMA, hosted by state and university partners.
Read moreBoat access at Paul B. Johnson and Percy Quin state parks will be restricted during Independence Day events, according to officials.
Read moreAllison Folk and Tiffany Harvey have completed the Mississippi Community College Leadership Academy, enhancing their leadership skills for their roles at MDCC.
Read moreThe Middle College graduation will be held May 7, 2026, at J.T. Hall Coliseum. A live stream will be available for those unable to attend.
Read moreSeventy-five students from various health programs at Mississippi Delta Community College were honored during a graduation ceremony.
Read moreThe National Blood Clot Alliance is hosting a community blood clot awareness and screening event in Greenville on May 24, offering free screenings and education.
Read moreOn the National Day of Prayer, Greenville Mayor Errick D. Simmons emphasized the importance of faith, unity, and hope for the community’s strength.
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