Tippah News

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety brought its Mobile Driver’s License Station to Brookhaven High School to help students obtain their learner’s permits and driver’s licenses.

Representatives from Georgia Baptist Disaster Relief will be at the Blue Mountain Community Center from Feb. 5-7 to provide free services including tree removal and roof tarping.

NEMCC Adult Education highlights its supportive team and vibrant student community as part of its ongoing efforts to promote adult learning and success.

Sunny skies and above-freezing temperatures led to melting of snow, ice, and sleet in Memphis. However, temperatures are expected to drop into the teens and low 20s overnight, increasing the risk of refreezing.

A Tupelo man faces felony drug charges after police found a large quantity of methamphetamine during a traffic stop in January, officials say.

A Baldwyn man was arrested after authorities found large quantities of methamphetamine during a traffic stop in Tupelo on Feb. 1.

State-maintained roads and bridges in Benton and Marshall counties still report ice conditions as of 2 p.m. Wednesday, prompting caution for drivers.

Multiple Mardi Gras parades in south Mississippi will cause road closures this weekend, prompting motorists to seek alternate routes.

Tippah Electric Power Association officials expressed gratitude to their crews for restoring power after recent storm damage, encouraging community members to access recovery resources.

Operation BBQ Relief plans to serve 1,600 barbecue plates at Walmart tomorrow and is seeking volunteers to help with the effort.

School officials emphasize student safety as they remain under a boil water order. Recovery efforts are ongoing, with testing expected to conclude soon.

Kenjarell Thomas, an inmate, admitted to identity theft, fraud, and wire fraud related to pandemic unemployment benefits, according to Mississippi State Auditor Shad White.

Mississippi Emergency Management Agency Director Stephen McCraney provided an update on the recent winter storm affecting the state.

Across Mississippi, adult education initiatives are aiding individuals in gaining credentials, improving literacy, and pursuing new career opportunities.

Sean Tindell thanks officers, first responders, and frontline workers for their efforts amid winter storm conditions.

Mississippi Bureau of Investigation Major Jeffrey Willis and his son Justus recently finished NIBRS report writing training as a team.

Forecasters predict warmer weather and increased daylight hours in the coming weeks, offering relief from winter conditions.

A new MS LIFT Resource and Referral Center has opened in Ridgeland, offering child care resources and support for local parents.