Mississippi Delta Report

Mayor Errick D. Simmons highlights the contributions of AANHPI communities and emphasizes the importance of diversity in Greenville and the nation.

Representatives from FEMA, MEMA, and SBA will hold in-person interviews and registration assistance in Cleveland from May 18-23, 2026, for survivors of January’s severe weather event.

Authorities warn residents not to pay for help with FEMA and SBA applications after reports of scams charging $150.

Law enforcement agencies logged multiple arrests between late March and early May, including charges related to contempt of court, assault, and driving violations.

Crappie fisherman Hayden Jefferies shares tips on using LiveScope to catch big crappie at Lake Okatibbee in Mississippi.

Local officials will test emergency notification sirens Wednesday morning from approximately 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The tests are routine and will not indicate an emergency.

The National Weather Service warns of potential severe weather late Tuesday into Wednesday, including damaging winds, hail, and a possible tornado.

The U.S. National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, emphasizes the importance of preparing for hurricanes before the season begins.

Efforts to develop sites in the Mississippi Delta focus on addressing poverty, with support from various regional organizations.

Officials urge residents to understand hurricane hazards and prepare accordingly. More information on pre-season readiness will be shared tomorrow.