Mississippi agency warns missed updates could affect SNAP benefits
The Mississippi Department of Human Services urged SNAP recipients to keep their accounts current, saying missed updates could disrupt benefits.
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The Mississippi Department of Human Services urged SNAP recipients to keep their accounts current, saying missed updates could disrupt benefits.
Read MoreIn a Worker Wednesday post, the Mississippi Department of Transportation highlighted Madison Johnson, who has supported the agency’s workforce for more than two years, the department said. MDOT said she assists with new hires, leave and workers’ compensation matters.
Read MoreOrganizers of National Work Zone Awareness Week urged the public to wear orange on Wednesday, April 22, to support work zone safety and roadside workers, according to NWZAW.org.
Read MoreThe Federal Emergency Management Agency said residents in 36 Mississippi counties affected by the Jan. 23–27 winter storms (DR-4899) may be eligible for Individual Assistance and can apply online, by phone or via the FEMA app.
Read MoreThe IRS announced tax relief for Mississippi residents and businesses affected by Winter Storm Fern, postponing certain filing and payment deadlines to June 8, 2026, officials said. State officials urged disaster-area taxpayers with penalty notices to call 601-923-7700 for abatement.
Read MoreThe Wind Ensemble will perform ‘Reflection to Rejoicing’ on April 23 at Modena Lowrey Berry Auditorium.
Read MoreForecasters said there is a level 1 of 5 risk for severe storms tomorrow afternoon and evening, with hail the primary threat and damaging winds possible.
Read MoreWayne Cantrell, director of digital forensics for the Mississippi Department of Public Safety, received the Digital Investigation Catalyst Award from the Law&Crime Network’s JUSTYS Awards, the department said. The agency said the award recognizes leaders who advance technology and collaboration in digital investigations.
Read MoreMeteorologists say an upper-level disturbance will increase showers and thunderstorms late Wednesday into Thursday, and a cold front this weekend will bring a second, smaller round that likely will not relieve current drought conditions.
Read MoreBrad White, executive director of the Mississippi Department of Transportation, will speak at Hal and Mal’s on Monday, April 20, organizers said. Registration details are available on the Stennis Capitol Press Forum website.
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