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Authorities advise drivers to avoid crossing flooded roadways to prevent accidents and save lives. The message emphasizes the importance of the #TurnAroundDontDrown campaign.

The venue for the upcoming event has been relocated to William Percy Library in Greenville, Mississippi.

The Washington County mayor warns residents that a countywide burn ban remains in effect as critical fire weather conditions are forecast for the area Friday and Saturday.

Greenville Mayor Errick D. Simmons held a meeting with resident Randy Stone to discuss public safety, infrastructure, and city accountability, emphasizing citizen engagement and transparency.

C Spire has expanded its The One Plan to reach 500,000 more households across Mississippi, including areas lacking fiber internet. The plan offers a bundled wireless and home internet service starting at $99 per month.

The Bob Tyler Fish Hatchery in Mississippi has been raising and stocking various fish species for two decades to bolster fishing opportunities across the state.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights two decades of work at the Bob Tyler Fish Hatchery, encouraging the public to share fishing memories.

Hinds County has issued a burn ban due to hazardous fire conditions. City of Clinton and Byram also enforce burn restrictions.

Greenville police are investigating a missing bank deposit from a local business. No charges have been filed, and the case remains open.

Greenville police arrested two men after they allegedly entered vehicles at Oaks Chevrolet early Monday morning, according to authorities.