Highway 26 in Mississippi Closed Due to Weather Damage
Highway 26 west of Highway 57 in Bendale is shut down in both directions following severe weather damage, according to authorities.
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Highway 26 west of Highway 57 in Bendale is shut down in both directions following severe weather damage, according to authorities.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation said a slide caused by heavy rain has closed State Route 26 in both directions for at least 1.5 miles west of State Route 57.
Read moreThe City of Ripley announced a fireworks display at 9:30 p.m. Friday, June 26, near Ripley High School to mark the nation’s 250th birthday.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Public Safety said its Driver Service Bureau held an annual General Assembly earlier this week and recognized employees and stations with awards.
Read moreArea Development magazine awarded Mississippi a 2025 Gold Shovel Award for economic development, and named a $210 million Amazon project in Marshall County a Non-Manufacturing Project of the Year, state officials said.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation on June 19 warned motorists that flash flooding is affecting several roads in south Mississippi and urged extreme caution. MDOT listed specific flooded roadways and advised drivers to use the MDOT Traffic app or MDOTtraffic.com for updates.
Read moreOfficer S. Jones, Agent T. Bell and Corporal H. Ramirez completed a seven-week Certified Investigator Course at the North Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Center, the center said.
Read moreThe Cut-Off will host open mic night from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at 204 S. Commerce Street, with sign-ups available via QR code or walk-ins, organizers said.
Read moreOrganizers say timely aid can prevent short-term problems from derailing students’ education. They are asking the public to donate online.
Read moreSeveral defendants received sentences for drug-related charges in Prentiss County, with sentences ranging from 10 to 20 years, according to court officials.
Read moreNortheast Mississippi Community College said it wrapped its 2026 orientation season after welcoming new students and helping them take next steps.
Read moreState agencies say the dam at Anchor Lake in Pearl River County has not breached and is performing as designed after high water. About 30 homes were evacuated as a precaution, officials said.
Read moreThe National Weather Service on Friday warned that remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur could bring up to 3 inches of additional rain to Mississippi, increasing the risk of flash and river flooding, officials said.
Read moreOffice staff identified pouch-like mammatus clouds over their building after storms, saying the formations form when cloud air descends into clear air and cools.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreOxford 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.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreA 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.
Read moreWyndham 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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