Recipients urged to update benefits information as summer changes arrive
A consumer reminder urged beneficiaries to check notices and report changes in income, household size and work hours to keep their benefits uninterrupted.
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A consumer reminder urged beneficiaries to check notices and report changes in income, household size and work hours to keep their benefits uninterrupted.
Read MoreJune 1 marks the start of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, the Mississippi Department of Transportation said, and the agency is offering free evacuation and preparedness resources for South Mississippi residents and organizations.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation said both directions of U.S. 49 between West Pine Street and Country Club Road will be closed nightly from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. beginning June 1 through July 3 for railroad trestle repairs.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation is hosting a contest to feature patriotic safety messages on highway signs during Independence Day celebrations.
Read MoreThe National Weather Service on June 1 expanded a slight risk for severe storms across parts of Mississippi, warning that storms this afternoon into tonight could bring damaging winds and hail.
Read MoreFour suspects have been charged following an armed robbery on Bryson Drive in Tupelo, Mississippi, police said. The arrests followed a traffic stop the same day.
Read MoreTupelo police said four people were charged after a May 28 armed robbery on Bryson Drive. One suspect was charged with conspiracy to commit armed robbery and had bond set at $50,000.
Read MoreTupelo police officers involved in a cybercrime case are recognized for their efforts in collaboration with federal partners to prevent bank ATM thefts and pursue justice.
Read MoreBurnside Music Festival organizers said A1 Family Foods, known for its corn dogs, will be a vendor at the event Saturday in Historic Downtown Ripley, Mississippi.
Read MoreAt 8:40 a.m. CDT, a weather update said thunderstorms along the Kentucky-Tennessee border were expected to move southeast into parts of west Tennessee within 15 to 30 minutes, bringing gusty winds, lightning and heavy rain.
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