Low humidity and dry fuels raise fire danger
Low humidity and dry fuels will lead to elevated fire danger today, the National Weather Service said.
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Low humidity and dry fuels will lead to elevated fire danger today, the National Weather Service said.
Read moreThe Sept. 28 Mississippi rundown covers a District 34 special election, school safety, storm aid, and college sports results from reporting first published in the fixed 24-hour window.
Read moreLaw enforcement officers will conduct a memorial gear walk Wednesday from Magnolia Cemetery to the Batesville Courthouse for Deputy Joe Cosby.
Read moreBaldwyn School District is mourning Mary Ellen Starks and Randy Shelley, citing their service to students and district facilities.
Read moreDeSoto County Solid Waste is offering free cleanup kits with supplies for residents ahead of Fall Cleanup, scheduled for October 10–18.
Read moreOxford-area law enforcement agencies and Communicare MS will host free Narcan training Oct. 1. Narcan will be provided, and registration is not required.
Read moreOlive Branch Mayor Ken Adams spoke with the Council on Leadership, which also formed small groups during the meeting.
Read moreNew Albany High School is celebrating its 2026 Homecoming Court as Homecoming Week begins, with festivities planned throughout the week.
Read moreSmall Town Sass in Hernando offers women’s apparel, including tops, denim and dresses, along with gifts and accessories for every occasion.
Read moreWestbound Interstate 22 near mile marker 51 is shut down after a one-vehicle accident, with a helicopter at the scene.
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