Mississippi updates on winter storm impact and recovery efforts
Mississippi officials report a winter storm has caused fatalities, widespread power outages, and property damage, as crews work to restore services.
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The 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.
Read moreNearly 150,000 residents in Mississippi are without power as winter weather causes damage and hazardous road conditions persist.
Read moreCity officials advise residents to remain inside as crews work to clear debris and address hazardous conditions caused by an ongoing ice storm.
Read moreThe city of Booneville warns residents of ongoing ice storm risks, urging caution and limited travel as crews work to restore power and clear debris.
Read moreAll campuses will be closed on Jan. 26 and 27 amid weather concerns, with virtual classes planned if power is available, officials say.
Read moreCity crews are still working to clear downed trees and spread salt after recent storms. Residents are urged to stay safe and report incidents.
Read moreA local official discusses the ongoing winter storms in the state, while addressing recent reports of unrest in Minneapolis.
Read moreMississippi officials expressed gratitude to President Donald Trump for approving an emergency declaration to aid response efforts during the winter storm.
Read moreBooneville School District announced closures Monday and Tuesday because of severe weather conditions.
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