Alcorn County News

Forecasters warn residents of Memphis to prepare for strong winds, with gusts reaching over 35 mph through Tuesday afternoon.

Above-normal temperatures are forecast for Memphis this week, with chances of rain and thunderstorms rising late Tuesday night into the weekend.

Motorists are advised to exercise caution on West College Street and East Church Street due to storm debris cleanup. Delays are expected throughout the day.

Fire officials warn residents to exercise caution as fire danger remains high. Authorities advise checking local burn bans before lighting any fires.

Jo Carol Knight was celebrated for her two decades of service as a Corrections Officer at a retirement ceremony at the Justice Center.

A dry period is ending next week as scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast to begin late Wednesday evening and continue into the weekend, according to weather forecasts.

Low humidity, strong winds, and dry fuels are expected to create dangerous fire conditions, prompting a Red Flag Warning and Fire Danger Statement.

Temperatures will drop today before rising to above-normal levels next week, with increased chances of showers and thunderstorms late in the week.

Law enforcement officials are seeking the public’s help in finding Ah’Liviara Holmes, who was last seen in Jumpertown, Mississippi, on Tuesday evening.

Biologists are tracking largemouth bass at Ross Barnett Reservoir through a new tagging project, encouraging anglers to participate in the effort.