Mississippi Delta Report

The Greenville Police Department is asking for help locating Madison Brady, who left her home Saturday evening.

Cleveland kicks off its Peanut Butter Packing Day to support local food pantries ahead of the March of the Mayors food drive.

A portion of the southbound highway between the Pope and Enid exits is now open, with drivers advised to exercise caution.

Low temperatures across the area are expected to range from 50 to 55 degrees, with mostly clear skies and some patchy fog and smoke.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons expressed gratitude to the Western Line School District’s TSA chapter for their achievements and efforts.

Voters have 24 hours to cast their ballots for the Delta Hot Tamale Festival awards. Voting closes Monday at 11 a.m.

Temperatures will stay well above normal, with highs 15-20 degrees above average and lows 20-25 degrees higher through next week.

Dense fog is affecting parts of South Mississippi this morning, but it is expected to clear within a few hours. The region will experience warm, dry conditions through early next week, officials say.

The city of Greenville wrapped up its Black History Month facts series, highlighting influential Black leaders and moments that shaped history, according to officials.

A man wanted in Yazoo County was taken into custody without incident in Scott County, thanks to community tips and surveillance footage.