Local News

A Lee County sheriff’s deputy was struck and killed while directing traffic outside an elementary school, prompting condolences from officials.

The driver service station in Corinth will be closed on Feb. 3 because of a winter storm, while all other locations remain open.

The Booneville Police Department has expressed sympathy following the death of Deputy Rick Haggard of the Lee County Sheriff’s Department.

Rainfall will be light and steady Tuesday, with temperatures in the 40s, mainly affecting northeast Mississippi and west Tennessee.

The Prentiss County Sheriff’s Department served breakfast to Mississippi National Guard members assisting after a winter ice storm, thanking staff and donors for their support.

The Monday night gathering will be held at Crosswind Ministry in Corinth, Mississippi, due to power outage and icy parking lot.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks has opened applications for the Pelahatchie Bay Alligator Season, running from Feb. 2-13.

Authorities in Mississippi are looking into a reported shadow sighting from this morning, prompting safety discussions.

Megan has obtained her driver’s license and is now driving independently. Authorities remind new drivers to prioritize safety.

Dr. Jason Beghtol’s presentation, originally scheduled for Feb. 3, has been postponed to Feb. 9 due to canceled classes.

Officials request residents affected by recent winter weather to submit damage reports to strengthen efforts for federal aid, which is not currently available.

The Mississippi Outdoors team visits Malmaison Wildlife Management Area for a late-season squirrel hunt featuring a top-ranked squirrel dog with state titles from Mississippi and Tennessee.

Staff Sgt. Kevin Bollig of the Army National Guard spoke to students about military service and career pathways amid recovery efforts from winter storm Fern.

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

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.

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.

The college’s adult education programs will remain shut until Tuesday due to severe weather conditions and utility outages, with updates to be provided later this week.

A cold weather advisory remains in effect through Sunday morning as wind chills drop to -5 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautions.

Community members are invited to enjoy complimentary meals on February 2 and 3 at the school cafeteria, featuring classic comfort foods.

Panola County residents are advised to review information about upcoming supply distribution events, according to local officials.