Tippah County, MS News
The Mississippi Department of Transportation said forecasts show most of the state could see inclement weather on March 11, 2026, and urged motorists to check conditions and follow safety guidance.
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The National Weather Service is forecasting a slight (level 2 of 5) threat of severe weather for Mississippi on Wednesday, March 11, 2026. The agency says damaging winds, hail and tornadoes are possible and urged residents to monitor forecasts.
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Volunteer groups continue recovery work after Winter Storm Fern, and the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency said federal Public Assistance has been approved for 38 counties affected Jan. 23-27.
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A slow-moving cold front is expected to swing through mid-morning tomorrow, bringing a prolonged round of severe storms after an earlier round of stray showers, forecasters said.
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Mississippi State will end nonconference play Tuesday night before traveling to Arkansas to begin Southeastern Conference play, the school’s schedule shows. Coach Brian O’Connor spoke about the team’s start to the 2026 season on SportsTalk Mississippi.
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Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk say Mississippi State has emerged from the first three weeks of the season without the early losses that have dogged preseason favorites Arkansas, LSU and Vanderbilt.
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Oil prices surged Monday as Iran appointed a new supreme leader and intensified its military stance, disrupting global supply routes and impacting markets worldwide.
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The Mississippi House has passed a bill allowing licensed businesses to purchase alcohol from alternative sources if the state ABC fails to deliver on time, aiming to ease ongoing supply backlogs.
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Legislation proposes establishing a fund to finance energy projects aimed at boosting industrial energy readiness and economic growth across the state.
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A Mississippi Today analysis found Secretary of State Michael Watson’s office used unverified credit data from Experian to flag roughly 50,000 voters as inactive after a July rollout, prompting concerns from local officials and voting-rights advocates.
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