Author: Jon R Myers

Governor Tate Reeves provided the latest information on the ongoing severe winter weather affecting the state.

Deer season in most of Mississippi wraps up Saturday, with the Southeast Management Unit remaining open until Feb. 15.

Lt. Stewart warns of icy roads and dropping temperatures along MS 322 east of Clarksdale.

Denise Blanton, a human resources officer in Mississippi, highlights her role in supporting law enforcement and community safety.

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A new Arctic air mass is bringing bitterly cold temperatures to the Memphis region, with especially frigid conditions expected Saturday morning.

Both I-22 and I-55 reopened Friday morning, though icy conditions and debris remain. Travel is advised only for emergencies in affected areas.

Authorities warn residents not to touch or cut downed communication lines, as they may still be live and essential for emergency calls.

Mississippi emergency responders and National Guard are distributing supplies to counties affected by recent disasters, including water, meals, and shelter materials.