Mississippi Severe Weather Week emphasizes weather information access
Mississippi Severe Weather Preparedness Week highlights the importance of staying informed through reliable weather updates, especially via social media.
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Mississippi Severe Weather Preparedness Week highlights the importance of staying informed through reliable weather updates, especially via social media.
Read MoreMississippi Department of Public Safety offices will be closed Monday in observance of Presidents’ Day, including all Driver Service Bureaus statewide.
Read MoreThe National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts significant rainfall along and north of I-40, with above-normal temperatures continuing into next week.
Read MoreMDOT plans to hold three job fairs across the state in February and March, offering on-site interviews and employment opportunities.
Read MoreMississippi Law Enforcement Officers’ Training Academy announces readiness for Cadet Class 70, with three more sleeps before training begins.
Read MoreThe National Weather Service warns that summer, despite being popular for water activities, is also the most dangerous season for lightning-related incidents.
Read MoreThe Cut-Off invites women to enjoy shopping and tacos this Galentine’s Day, offering a festive experience for friends.
Read MoreA review of state-funded childcare nonprofits in Mississippi reveals significant inefficiencies, with some serving fewer children than promised despite receiving full funding.
Read MoreRain is expected to return to the region this weekend, with rainfall totals reaching up to 2.5 inches by Sunday night.
Read MoreExperts clarify common misconceptions about lightning safety, including the false belief that rubber tires protect against strikes.
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