Local News

The Mississippi Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration will host a public forum to discuss proposed safety upgrades along MS 161 in Coahoma County.

Main Street Moolah is available at the Main Street office today, providing a last-minute gift that supports local businesses.

The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts widespread showers Saturday evening through Sunday morning, with rainfall totals reaching up to 2.5 inches.

Officials advise residents to use various methods to receive severe weather alerts to ensure they are informed during warnings.

Officials advise supplementing outdoor sirens with indoor alerts and practicing safety measures for emergencies.

On National Radio Day, authorities recognize dispatchers for their vital role in supporting first responders and maintaining communication during emergencies.

The department hosted a Mardi Gras event at Children’s of Mississippi, bringing joy to staff, patients, and families.

Derrick Denman was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to methamphetamine trafficking in Lee County. The case was investigated by local and state narcotics units.

Officials recommend not solely relying on TV weather reports for severe weather alerts. Having multiple warning methods is essential for safety.

Several Mardi Gras parades in Mississippi will lead to road closures and traffic restrictions, authorities urge drivers to plan ahead.