Tippah News

Rain will move through the Mid-South today, helping to melt lingering snow and ice. Temperatures will dip midweek before rebounding to the 50s and 60s this weekend.

The Booneville Police Department has expressed condolences following the death of Deputy Rick Haggard, who was affiliated with the Lee County Sheriff’s Department.

The driver service station in Corinth will be closed on Feb. 3 because of a winter storm, while all other locations remain open, officials say.

Rain is expected to fall Tuesday, likely accelerating the melting of ice and sleet in the area, meteorologists say.

Rainfall will be light and consistent Tuesday, with temperatures in the 40s, mainly affecting northeast Mississippi and west Tennessee.

Matt Lauban visited Tippah County today, prompting appreciation from local residents.

University officials are awaiting final approval from the city on the safety of the water supply before students return to campus, with classes remaining online in the meantime.

A juvenile driver fleeing police after a theft led to a crash that killed a juvenile passenger in Tupelo, police say. The incident occurred early Sunday morning following a brief chase.

The Tupelo Police Department expressed sympathy following a tragic incident involving the Lee County Sheriff’s Department, offering prayers for those affected.

Andy Sniezak, a veteran forecaster at NWS Memphis, has retired after 37 years in federal service, including 34 years at the local office.

The deadline to apply for SNAP replacement benefits is nearing. Clients are advised to submit their 508 Form promptly.

Drivers on I-55 near Hall Road in Grenada can expect brief, intermittent closures today as crews work on power lines.

U.S. 80 between Ridge Road and Adams Street in Newton County is now closed for a bridge replacement project, with an expected completion date in fall 2026.

As of 5 p.m. Monday, ice has been reported on roads and bridges in 10 counties across Mississippi, prompting safety advisories from officials.

Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell spoke about the response to a winter storm that caused widespread disruptions in North Mississippi.

Authorities in Mississippi are investigating a shadow sighting reported this morning, prompting safety concerns and prompting a response from law enforcement.

Megan has obtained her driver’s license and is now on the road. Authorities remind drivers to buckle up and drive safely.