Rankin County burn ban runs through Nov. 15 as fire danger rises
Rankin County bars debris burning, campfires and bonfires through Nov. 15. Officials provide an EOC contact as Friday brings a Red Flag Warning.
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Rankin County bars debris burning, campfires and bonfires through Nov. 15. Officials provide an EOC contact as Friday brings a Red Flag Warning.
Read moreFriday’s Red Flag Warning, Saturday fire watches and coastal gale watches lead the October 15 evening briefing, with Artesia and Horn Lake updates, BMCU tickets and Friday Medicaid meetings.
Read moreAn Artesia homicide arrest and a Horn Lake shooting lead Thursday’s Mississippi news. Northwest volleyball remains unbeaten, while state title and college matchups shape the sports slate.
Read moreBMCU’s Oct. 27 ministerial alumni dinner in Madison has an Oct. 21 advance-ticket deadline. Dinner tickets are listed at $16.
Read moreAn 18-year-old was arrested in connection with the homicide of Jaraquist Cunningham in Artesia. The investigation remains ongoing.
Read moreGreenville police arrested Kentranc Hicks after a domestic violence report and recovered a stolen handgun. He is held on a $15,000 bond.
Read moreGreenville police are investigating a reported missing $4,863.89 business deposit from Bestway and are seeking information from the public.
Read moreGreenville police say a traffic stop led to a suspected narcotics seizure, an arrest and an ongoing investigation.
Read moreMEMA urges residents to identify a tornado safe place in advance and shelter in a basement or interior room away from windows.
Read moreThe National Weather Service urges residents to shelter immediately during tornado warnings and choose a protected interior location.
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