Author: Jon Ross Myers

Governor Tate Reeves announced ongoing efforts to manage severe winter weather in Mississippi, with two additional deaths reported, according to state officials.

Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is working with the National Guard to distribute essential supplies to storm-affected counties, including water, meals, and blankets.

Governor Tate Reeves issued a new statement regarding the ongoing winter storm affecting the state.

City officials announced the schedule for garbage collection following a missed pickup and thanked the Street Department for their assistance in clearing streets.

Clinics will open at 11 a.m. Tuesday after a delayed start, with both urgent and primary care services available at two locations.

BNA Bank announced it is open today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with the exception of the Myrtle location, which remains closed.

Officials advise residents to fill up in Tupelo as fuel availability issues arise. The message is shared through limited channels and may be updated.

The Union County Heritage Museum is open until 4 p.m. today, offering a warm space with Wi-Fi and charging stations amid icy conditions.

A local provider confirms they can connect commercial generators, expanding their service offerings.

Fire officials urge residents to be cautious of falling ice, limbs, and power lines as winter weather begins to melt.