Author: Jon R Myers

Northeast Mississippi Community College provides students access to campus spaces, libraries, and internet resources on Monday and Tuesday.

Temperatures will rise above freezing by afternoon after a cold start, with the next freeze expected Thursday morning. Rain chances return Tuesday.

Mississippi officials report ongoing requests for supplies and progress in restoring power following winter weather. Thousands remain without electricity as aid is distributed statewide.

Governor Tate Reeves provided the latest information on the ongoing winter storm affecting Mississippi, urging residents to stay cautious.

Mississippi officials report two additional deaths amid ongoing recovery efforts following severe winter storms.

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Temperatures dropped this morning but are expected to rise later in the day, according to the National Weather Service in Memphis.

As of 8:30 a.m. Sunday, ice has been reported on state-maintained roads in 14 Mississippi counties. Authorities urge caution for travelers in affected areas.

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The college will remain closed through Feb. 3 due to power, water, internet issues and dangerous travel conditions, with campus open for internet access and preparations.