Mississippi reports over 480 homes damaged by Tropical Storm Arthur remnants
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency reports more than 480 homes damaged across 10 counties following severe storms and flooding from Tropical Storm Arthur remnants.
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Governor Tate Reeves has appointed Sabrina Howell as a new judge for Mississippi’s 3rd Chancery District, filling the seat left vacant by the upcoming retirement of Senior Chancellor Percy Lynchard Jr.
Read moreBarney Schoby, the first Black member of the Adams County Board of Supervisors and a longtime state representative, died Tuesday at his home in Natchez, his widow said. He was 87.
Read moreA police shooting outside a Walmart in north Mississippi has left a 1-year-old boy dead and an adult critically injured, prompting an investigation by state authorities.
Read moreThe annual Starkville Derby drew thousands to the Mississippi State University campus for a record-breaking wiener dog race event that benefits local animal shelters.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation said June 15 is the last day to submit traffic-safety messages for digital highway signs that will run July 1-5 in celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary.
Read moreMembers of the Mississippi Department of Public Safety signed a vehicle at department headquarters in support of Wounded Warriors of Mississippi, the agency said. The vehicle will be auctioned, with proceeds benefiting organizations that serve veterans and their families.
Read moreAdvocates marking World Elder Abuse Awareness Day urged people and mandated reporters to report signs of elder abuse, neglect or exploitation, saying speaking up can save lives.
Read moreState Auditor Shad White says Mississippi had not reported Medicaid payments for undocumented immigrants before 2025; the state’s Medicaid division identified roughly $10.5 million in such spending from 2023 through 2025.
Read moreThe National Weather Service says much of Mississippi faces a risk of flash flooding from Monday, June 15, through Tuesday night, June 16, 2026. Residents are urged to stay weather aware and avoid flooded roads.
Read moreThe National Weather Service in Memphis, Tennessee, said slightly cooler temperatures and minimal rain chances are expected through Tuesday, with heat, humidity and increased rain chances returning late in the week.
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