Mississippi Delta Report

Enabling wireless alerts on your phone can keep you informed about severe weather and changing conditions, which can escalate quickly during storms.

The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, advises residents to stay in a safe location until storms pass and hazards subside.

Officials warn residents to remain vigilant for inland flooding, even far from coastal areas, as heavy rains can cause dangerous conditions.

Proper habitat management strategies can reduce predation impacts on prey species, supporting their reproductive success.

Two students from Mississippi Delta Community College are participating in paid research projects this summer, thanks to a grant from the Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board.

Students are counting down the days to their graduation, expressing excitement for the upcoming ceremony.

The Greenwood City Council approved a new ordinance on May 5, 2026, to regulate the storage and disposal of trash and waste items.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons and Greenville officials are expressing concern and support for Mississippians affected by recent severe storms and tornadoes.

The Delta Bourbon Club raised funds to refurbish rusted posts at the Old Fire House Museum in Washington County. Organizers thank supporters and promote an upcoming event.

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis visited the Washington County Economic Alliance, sharing insights on economic and community development in Mississippi’s Delta region.