Mississippi Department of Transportation Urges Drivers to Stay Safe
The Mississippi Department of Transportation reminds drivers to exercise caution on the roads. Authorities emphasize the importance of safe driving amid ongoing travel conditions.
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Hunters have reported fewer deer sightings this season, but experts say there are biological reasons for the decline. Despite less visible movement, deer populations remain stable.
Read moreThe Mississippi Outdoors crew visits Lowndes County to fish Columbus Lake with local anglers Larry Pugh and Eddie Armstrong, showcasing their gear and techniques.
Read morePower outages impacting many students have halted virtual instruction. School officials say classes will resume once power is restored.
Read moreA call for community support encourages sharing hot meals to help those in need amid cold weather conditions.
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Read moreWaste Connections will not operate on Jan. 26, citing weather and road conditions. Service will resume as conditions permit.
Read moreMississippi officials will hold a live press conference at 4 p.m. to discuss the recent severe winter storm and the state’s response efforts.
Read moreOfficials will share details on the ongoing winter weather impact and state response efforts in Mississippi.
Read moreThe city of Booneville has opened a warming shelter at Swift Park Community Center due to ongoing winter weather and power outages.
Read moreMississippi’s Northern and Central Driver Service Stations will be closed Thursday due to winter weather; southern locations will open late, officials say.
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