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City officials in Ripley are actively working to clear icy roads. Residents are urged to stay off the roads unless necessary and report blocked streets.

Gas service is in the process of being turned back on in Blue Mountain. Residents are advised to contact authorities if needed.

Widespread power outages are preventing students from accessing online classes. Schools advise patience and flexibility as power restoration efforts continue.

A new report reveals that Mississippi allocated nearly $11 million in TANF funds to nonprofits providing childcare, without monitoring attendance or program results.

The Mississippi Department of Transportation advises drivers to exercise caution on the roads this morning due to current conditions.

The Mississippi Department of Transportation reminds drivers to exercise caution while traveling.

Mississippi’s statewide human trafficking coordinator will join a panel at the state’s upcoming summit aimed at combating trafficking. The event is scheduled for Feb. 6 and aims to raise awareness and foster collaboration.

As of 8:30 a.m. January 27, ice remains on roads and bridges in 36 Mississippi counties, prompting travel advisories and caution.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns residents of continued cold temperatures, with another Arctic blast expected next weekend.

Ripley Walmart announced it will reopen at 7 a.m. after restoring power, aiming to serve the community during a challenging period.

The National Weather Service in Memphis reports snow, sleet, and ice accumulations from the weekend winter storm, with slight adjustments possible as delayed reports come in.

Tennessee Valley Authority has restored transmission lines serving local utilities in Middle and West Tennessee as recovery efforts continue from Winter Storm Fern.

Repair work on a broken gas line between Ripley and Blue Mountain is close to finished, with a temporary outage planned for tonight.

Mississippi Department of Transportation first responders continue snow and ice removal in northern counties despite dangerous conditions, aiming to reopen roads and assist emergency services.

The Mississippi Transportation Commission will stream its next meeting live on YouTube on Jan. 27, starting at 10 a.m.

Mississippi Department of Transportation Executive Director Brad White briefed the public on winter weather efforts during a news conference with Gov. Tate Reeves.

Tupelo Police Department applauds local utility workers for their efforts during recent ice storm, as they restore services and maintain safety.