Mississippi Delta Report

During Ice Storm ’26, inmates in Panola County helped clear debris and improve road safety under sheriff’s supervision, aiding first responders and the community.

The Yazoo County Sheriff’s Office has received a $100,000 grant from Congressman Thompson to support local law enforcement efforts.

Temperatures are falling below freezing again this evening, risking refreezing of moisture on roadways. Drivers in affected areas should exercise caution.

Hazardous road conditions persist in Coahoma County amid Winter Storm 2026, prompting officials to advise against unnecessary travel. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and urge caution.

All campuses of Mississippi Delta Community College will be closed through Jan. 29 amid severe weather and power outages, with plans to reopen Feb. 2.

City leaders in Greenville convened a briefing to coordinate efforts amid ongoing winter weather conditions. Officials urged residents to stay safe and stay informed.

The city of Greenville has postponed a scheduled public hearing on a proposed late-night business closing ordinance. A new date will be announced later.

Sheriffs in Mississippi’s Second Congressional District have received more than $10.5 million in federal funds, supporting various public safety initiatives, according to Sheriff K.C. Hamp Sr.

Tunica County offices will remain closed Friday because of inclement weather, with only essential and emergency services operating, officials said.

City of Cleveland offices will remain closed Wednesday because of unsafe road conditions, officials say.