Tippah News

Meteorologists detail the process behind lightning formation in a recent discussion. Here’s what you need to know.

Carson Brown enrolled in the Gateway Youth Program in Ripley, Mississippi, earning credentials and working toward his nursing goals while employed part-time.

Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Adult Education program begins a new day class schedule on Feb. 16, offering a fresh opportunity for students to pursue their goals.

As part of Mississippi Severe Weather Preparedness Week, officials emphasize the importance of lightning safety during thunderstorms.

The southbound lanes of Interstate 55 at Pleasant Hill Road are temporarily closed while crews remove an overturned tanker truck, authorities say.

Students and staff at Blue Mountain Christian University are rejoicing as campus activities resume in full swing.

Above-normal temperatures are forecast through next week, with rain returning this weekend, including a chance of heavy rainfall Saturday night.

The National Weather Service in Memphis, Tennessee, advises residents to identify safe shelter locations ahead of severe weather season.

Rain is expected to continue this weekend, but totals have decreased slightly. No organized severe weather is forecast, though isolated thunderstorms are possible.

Mississippi teachers are the lowest paid in the nation and make less today than they did in 2008 after adjusting for inflation, according to a state audit.

The National Weather Service in Memphis advises residents to identify safe places ahead of tornado alerts.

A prolonged warm weather pattern is expected to continue into next week, according to meteorologists. Residents are advised to prepare for continued mild temperatures.

The National Weather Service in Memphis emphasizes the importance of community communication for tornado preparedness.

Officials warn consumers about hidden card skimmers and offer tips to identify and avoid them. A new video provides guidance on staying vigilant.

State Representative Steve Massengill appeared on The Extra Mile Podcast to discuss recovery efforts from Winter Storm Fern, transportation funding, and work zone safety.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation hosted its second annual gathering, recognizing staff and sharing updates on public safety efforts across the state.

Local shops in Downtown Ripley will host special events and extended hours Thursday evening in honor of Galentine’s Day. The event encourages shopping, dining, and supporting small businesses.

Chula’s Food Truck is back at The Cut-Off after a recent ice storm. Customers are encouraged to support the local business by visiting or placing ahead orders.

Officer Houle returned to speak with second-year students in the Law and Public Safety program, sharing insights from his work in the community.