Tippah County, MS News
Forecasters say a marginal (1 of 5) risk of storms will affect portions of northeast Arkansas, the Missouri Bootheel and West Tennessee tomorrow, with damaging wind gusts and heavy downpours the primary hazards.
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The National Weather Service in Memphis said a level 2 of 5 Slight Risk will clip extreme northeast Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel today, with damaging winds and heavy rain the main threats and a small tornado risk embedded.
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Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson and Secretary of State Michael Watson leveraged the Neshoba County Fair to promote their bids for governor and lieutenant governor, respectively, highlighting their policy goals and personal beliefs.
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Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone reunited for another edition of ‘Summer School’ to try to name Mississippi State’s five best offensive linemen. They said the selections were difficult given the program’s long track record in the SEC and the NFL.
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Gov. Tate Reeves told a crowd at the Neshoba County Fair that Mississippi ‘has too much momentum to lose’ and urged voters to vet candidates for governor, saying the choice will determine the state’s future.
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Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves is weighing calling a special legislative session this fall to redraw district maps following a Supreme Court decision invalidating current boundaries. Lawmakers are preparing for the potential move.
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For the second year in a row, all graduates of MUW’s speech-language pathology program passed the national certification exam, highlighting the program’s effectiveness amidst growing demand for professionals.
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Gov. Tate Reeves told reporters at the Neshoba County Fair he expects to call a special session to redraw legislative districts, and he urged voters to choose a conservative successor as he nears the end of his second term.
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Mississippi’s unemployment rate remained at 3.8% through May, with nonfarm payrolls reaching a decade-high, according to state officials. The state also faces legal debates over xAI’s turbines.
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As flooding aftermath subsides, Mississippi residents may face dangerously high temperatures this weekend, with humidity increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses, authorities say.
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