Author: Jon R Myers

Officials remind residents to avoid going around barricades, emphasizing safety concerns over aesthetics.

This morning’s weather brought some of the lowest wind chills seen this season, according to meteorological data.

Taxpayers can now file their 2024 returns electronically. The deadline is April 15, 2025.

Hunters are seeing fewer deer, but experts say weather and food sources explain the decline. Despite lower sightings, deer populations remain stable.

The Mississippi Outdoors crew visits Columbus Lake in Lowndes County for a bass fishing trip with local anglers Larry Pugh and Eddie Armstrong.

The Mississippi National Guard Armory on the State Fairgrounds is accepting donations to aid storm-affected residents. The collection runs through the week with specific hours each day.

Mississippi officials advise drivers to stay off roads unless necessary and to be prepared for winter driving hazards.

Governor Tate Reeves provided an update on the state’s response to the ongoing winter storm, emphasizing safety efforts and resource deployment.

Widespread power outages have halted virtual instruction for students. Officials assure students that classes will resume once power is restored.

Despite the end of this weekend’s winter storm, residents in the Mid-South face dangerously cold wind chills, with temperatures well below zero forecast for the next two days.