Tippah County, MS News
A Mississippi road crew worker died while assisting with storm cleanup efforts in Franklin County, as the state continues to deal with flooding and road closures following Tropical Storm Arthur.
RIPLEY, Miss. — The Tippah County Fair Association has launched a new official website designed to provide residents and visitors
Wyndham Clark’s four-shot advantage and the suspension of play at the U.S. Open are a neat metaphor for a sports calendar that keeps swinging between celebration, crisis and urgent decisions.
A U.S. military strike on an alleged drug-smuggling boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean killed three people, a report said. The attack brings the reported death toll from U.S. boat strikes to at least 211 since early September.
In July, Mark Hall, of Ripley, was charged with nine counts of simple assault after a video surfaced of him
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The Mississippi Department of Human Services said it closed offices in seven counties today because of severe inclement weather and urged residents to monitor local alerts and use online options for case documents.
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The Mississippi Department of Transportation on Thursday urged motorists in south and central Mississippi to avoid flooded roadways as Tropical Storm Arthur brings heavy rain, gusty winds and flash flooding, MDOT said. The agency listed several state highway locations to avoid and directed drivers to its Traffic app and website for updates.
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Oxford Mayor Robyn Tannehill told The Extra Mile Podcast that the Highway 7 widening project is moving quickly and is vital for driver safety, and she credited cooperation among local and state partners for making the work possible.
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The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency warned that parts of the state could see heavy rain and flooding today and into the evening and urged drivers to use extreme caution.
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A U.S. military strike on an alleged drug-smuggling boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean killed three people, a report said. The attack brings the reported death toll from U.S. boat strikes to at least 211 since early September.
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Wyndham Clark’s four-shot advantage and the suspension of play at the U.S. Open are a neat metaphor for a sports calendar that keeps swinging between celebration, crisis and urgent decisions.
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No candidate won a majority in the special election to replace former Rep. Eric Swalwell, DDHQ projected Thursday, setting a runoff between California state Sen. Aisha Wahab and Bay Area transportation official Melissa Hernandez.
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The White House confirmed Thursday that Vice President Vance’s planned technical talks in Switzerland on the Iran deal have been delayed.
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Circuit Judge Jerri Zhang ruled Thursday for Planned Parenthood in a challenge to about 30 statutes, reopening medication abortion access more than a year after voters legalized abortion.
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U.S. Southern Command said a June 18 strike on a vessel in the Eastern Pacific killed three men described as “narco-terrorists.” The command said the vessel was transiting known narcotics-trafficking routes.
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