Mississippi Delta Report

Extreme heat conditions are expected to persist through Tuesday, prompting safety warnings for outdoor activities.

Temperatures in the mid to upper 90s persist, with heat indices reaching 105 to 110, prompting health warnings.

On September 15, Greenville officials invite residents to register or update their voter information, with chances to win gift cards at registration sites.

First Lady Elee Reeves praises Washington County as a top example of excellence in Mississippi, recognizing Lea Margaret McLaurin Hamilton and SoDelta Candle Company.

Authorities in Greenville have issued arrest warrants for two men accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of construction supplies. Tips can lead to a cash reward.

Greenville police are asking the public to help identify a suspect, emphasizing that tips could lead to cash rewards amid rising gas prices.

Craig Elliott, chaplain and campus pastor at Compel Church in Horn Lake, donated two drones to the Horn Lake Police Department’s drone unit.

The September teal season in Mississippi begins Saturday, September 19, and runs through September 27. Hunters are reminded to complete their HIP survey before hunting migratory birds.

Deputy Floyd Brown responded to reports of suspicious individuals and helped arrest suspects involved in burglary and drug possession, authorities say.

Officials warn of dangerous heat stress through Tuesday as heat indices reach 105 to 110 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautions during outdoor activities.