Tippah News

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.

Officials advise residents to stay informed and prepare in advance of an expected severe weather threat in the coming days.

Officials remind fans to plan for sober transportation during Super Bowl festivities to prevent drunk driving incidents.

Authorities are encouraging residents to self-report damage to better assess the overall impact of the disaster in the state.

Temperatures are forecast to rise above 70 degrees by Monday and Tuesday, with rain chances increasing later in the week.

The upcoming morning will be the last near-freezing temperature for at least a week, according to the forecast. Caution is advised for slick spots.

TCEPA requests residents to refrain from retrieving damaged power poles or equipment from its rights-of-way. Crews will collect the equipment after power is restored.

Temperatures are expected to warm significantly this week, with readings rising above freezing after Sunday morning.

Crews advance with structural steel, MEP rough-ins, and exterior framing on the new Center for Grace & Healing at Blue Mountain Christian University.

Kids are encouraged to submit their artwork for the ‘Draw Your HeART’ campaign through March 16. Details are available online.

Shoppers are invited to visit The Cut-Off today to explore new offerings from local businesses.

A cold front has led to a chilly start this morning, with cooler conditions expected throughout the day and into tomorrow.

A dry cold front will bring cooler temperatures tomorrow, with highs in the upper 30s to lower 50s, before temperatures rise above normal starting Sunday.