Mississippi Delta News
The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, emphasizes the importance of having multiple ways to receive weather warnings. The agency will host a session on mobile home safety tomorrow.
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Severe weather threats are expected late Saturday night into early Sunday, especially in parts of Mississippi and Louisiana, with damaging winds and tornadoes possible.
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The city of Greenville is celebrating Black History Month with a series of facts honoring influential Black leaders and milestones. Mayor Errick D. Simmons emphasizes the significance of Black history in American and world history.
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The City of Greenville is undertaking street repairs at Elizabeth and Thomas streets to improve safety and road durability, officials say.
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Mayor Errick D. Simmons recognizes the women of Greenville’s city government for their dedication and impact during Valentine’s Day celebrations.
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Mississippi’s first election of 2026 will be the primary for U.S. Senate and House races on March 10, with polling locations affected by a library closure.
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The police department has closed its lobby for renovations until further notice, with officers available by appointment. Officials will announce reopening when work is complete.
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The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks is seeking applicants for various full-time and part-time roles, including shooting range officers, facilities maintenance, and accounting positions.
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Meteorologists are reliable sources, but residents should have at least two ways to receive severe weather warnings. Relying solely on TV is not enough, officials say.
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The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, warns residents that outdoor tornado sirens are not designed for indoor alerts.
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