Tippah News

As of 8 a.m. Wednesday, ice remains on roads and bridges in seven Mississippi counties, prompting caution for drivers.

Mississippi Department of Transportation Executive Director Brad White spoke with WLBT about Winter Storm Fern, highlighting challenges and lessons learned from the rare winter event.

Mississippians affected by the January winter storm may soon receive aid, as the governor has formally requested federal assistance from FEMA and the President.

Operation BBQ Relief is serving free barbecue in Ripley through Sunday, seeking volunteers to assist with meal service.

Operation BBQ Relief is serving free hot meals in Ripley through Sunday, encouraging volunteers to assist in the effort.

Officials are offering free bottled water at the park today until 4 p.m. to assist residents amid the heat.

Angle Greenhaw and Joseph McDonald earned their diplomas through NEMCC Adult Education in Booneville, marking significant personal achievements.

Officials warn residents to exercise caution as melting snow and ice pose safety risks in Memphis.

The National Weather Service has extended the dense fog advisory in northeast Mississippi as fog from upstream areas moves into the region.

A warm front arriving Friday is expected to thaw much of the remaining winter ice, sleet, and snow over the weekend, according to weather experts.

As of Tuesday afternoon, road conditions in north Mississippi vary due to Winter Storm Fern, with some routes hazardous and others passable with caution, authorities say.

The Pike County Welcome Center reopened Tuesday after a temporary closure due to sewage problems, officials say.

As of 5 p.m. Tuesday, ice remains on roads in eight Mississippi counties, prompting warnings for drivers to exercise caution.

The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor has partnered with ICE to assist with immigration enforcement. Officials cite concerns over the cost of illegal immigration to taxpayers.

Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves has asked for a federal disaster declaration following severe winter storms that struck the state from Jan. 23 to Jan. 27, 2026.