Mississippi Delta Report

Mayor Errick D. Simmons urges residents to honor Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy by working together and serving their community.

Officials warn residents to stay alert for winter weather and cold temperatures this weekend, with mixed precipitation expected as temperatures drop below freezing.

Forecasters predict continued cold overnight with frost possible, followed by a gradual warm-up Monday afternoon.

Small business owners can access a regularly updated list of free grants and programs through Delta Compass – WCEA to support growth and development.

Showers are expected to return Tuesday evening ahead of a cold front, which will bring colder, drier air afterward.

A cold front will bring cooler, drier air to the area today, with lingering showers possible in the southeast.

Several nights this week are expected to bring widespread subfreezing temperatures, with some areas dropping near 20 degrees Fahrenheit. Warmer weather is forecast to return later in the week.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is seeking applicants for various roles, including park managers and wildlife biologists, across the state.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks released its latest Weekly Wingbeat waterfowl report, offering updates on habitat conditions and waterfowl movements statewide.

As deer season concludes, officials urge hunters to focus on creating memories, passing traditions, and supporting wildlife conservation efforts.