Mississippi Delta Report

Workshops aimed at helping private landowners use fire to improve wildlife habitat and manage timber are scheduled for February and March 2026 in Mississippi.

Students returned to campus for the first week of classes, engaging in activities and building connections, college officials say.

Margaret Karr, an instructor at Mississippi Delta Community College, received a Paul Harris recognition from the Rotary Club of Greenville for her community service efforts.

A second-grade class at O’Bannon Elementary won the city’s recycling competition, earning an ice cream party and recognition from Mayor Errick D. Simmons.

The city of Greenville will host a community meeting and public hearing on a proposed ordinance to close businesses at 1 a.m. on Jan. 28, 2026.

Authorities detained individuals for various offenses, including theft, gambling, and driving violations, during the week of Jan. 12-18 in 2026.

The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, advises residents to prepare now for upcoming winter weather, including snow, ice, and sleet.

Law enforcement reported multiple arrests during the week of Jan. 12-18, including charges ranging from theft to driving violations.

The National Weather Service in Jackson warns of a potential mix of winter precipitation and dangerous cold affecting northwest Mississippi Friday night through the weekend.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks celebrates five decades of its waterfowl stamp initiative, recognizing supporters and partners.