Mississippi Delta Report

The Greenville Street Department is working on repairs along Ed Gray Street as part of ongoing infrastructure upgrades, Mayor Errick D. Simmons announced.

Authorities have stepped up patrols to combat criminal activity, prompting a warning for parents to keep kids inside for safety.

Users across social media platforms are experiencing missing content, often due to privacy settings or deletions, according to reports.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons will speak at the annual Men’s Day Program at Greater Hinds Street Baptist Church on March 22, 2026, focusing on faith and community.

Public safety officials in Mississippi are alerting residents about a new phone scam involving false messages claiming to be from the DMV. The state has no Department of Motor Vehicles.

As the season changes, outdoor activities pick up, prompting safety reminders for enjoying spring responsibly.

Cleveland residents are advised of street repairs on Fifth Avenue on March 23. Officials will provide updates as available.

Users often encounter missing content because the owner restricted access, changed visibility settings, or deleted the post.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks is monitoring black bear reproduction through yearly den inspections of collared females. The checks help gather vital data on bear populations.

Deputy Jovas Haynes, assigned to C-Shift Patrol and a certified field training officer, was recognized for his dedication during the recent winter storm.