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Local leaders highlight ongoing collaboration with utility partners and community support during Winter Storm Fern. Restoration efforts continue with thousands still affected.

Officials warn drivers to exercise caution as slick, slushy roads persist following recent snow melt, with many side roads still hazardous.

The Coahoma County Sheriff’s Office warns drivers about dangerous black ice conditions as temperatures drop overnight.

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The northbound lanes of I-55 between Batesville and Como are now open, officials say, as crews continue work in the area.

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Mississippi’s Emergency Management Agency is collecting damage reports from residents affected by the recent ice storm. Damage assessments are being conducted separately from online self-reporting.

The City of Greenville is collecting essential items to aid families impacted by recent winter storms in several communities, partnering with local agencies and residents.

The City of Greenville has postponed regular garbage collection due to unsafe road conditions. Residents are advised to use designated overflow bins until normal service resumes.

The U.S. Small Business Administration is reminding eligible Mississippi nonprofits to apply for low-interest disaster loans by Feb. 23 to recover from March storms.