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Residents cleaning up after January ice storms are advised to follow proper debris removal procedures. Additional resources are available online.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has reduced wait times, eliminated autopsy backlogs, and increased law enforcement investigations, officials say.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has issued a severe thunderstorm watch and warning, urging residents to stay alert and take appropriate safety measures.

Severe weather, including tornadoes, hail, and strong winds, has been reported nationwide. Authorities urge residents to stay prepared.

Forecasters anticipate continued warm weather in the Midsouth through late February, with rain returning Tuesday night.

Travelers along SR 2 between CR 620 and CR 623 in Alcorn County face delays as crews work to clear the roadway, according to authorities.

Local businesses in Ripley are staying open late this Thursday to celebrate Galentine’s Day with shopping and fun for women’s night out.

Ripley Water customers can now resume normal water use after authorities lifted the boil water advisory.

Rebekah Turner, a former accounts receivables clerk for Natchez, admitted to stealing funds from city deposits, according to state officials.

Not all thunderstorms with heavy rain or lightning qualify as severe. Authorities follow specific criteria for issuing warnings.

Zachary Johnson, an adult education student at NEMCC Booneville, earned his high school equivalency diploma, marking a significant milestone.

The Mid-South can expect a warm and dry start to the week, with rain chances increasing by Wednesday. Temperatures will cool slightly later in the week but remain near normal.

Meteorologists forecast rain to return Tuesday night as a cold front passes through the area, bringing a chance of showers.

Forecasters warn of a 30-50% chance of dense fog along and west of the Mississippi River early Monday morning. Drivers are advised to use caution.

Event organizers and authorities urge fans to avoid drunk driving after the Super Bowl. Emphasis on enjoying the game responsibly and ensuring safe rides home.

Animal safety advocates advise pet owners to include pets in emergency plans during severe weather events.

Officials urge residents to stay prepared for severe weather instead of fearing it as the season approaches.

As severe weather approaches, preparedness experts recommend assembling emergency kits in advance. A suggested checklist can help households get ready.

Meteorologists predict continued warm temperatures and slightly drier-than-normal conditions through late February.