Video: Some Dispute Over the Sounding of Sirens in Lee County
There are questions surrounding the activation of emergency sirens during Tupelo's tornado.
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There are questions surrounding the activation of emergency sirens during Tupelo's tornado.
Johnson says soldiers prepared days in advance of the tornado, and patrols could continue through Thursday.
MSBOC warns victims of Monday’s storms to be wary of fraudulent contractors who prey on storm damaged victims.
New Winston County Business Damaged in Tornado
MDES offers online method of filing for unemployment claims.
MEMA urges responsible use of equipment during cleanup following severe weather outbreak.
The Mississippi State Department of Health continues to monitor the health impacts of recent severe weather.
Senator Roger Wicker issues statement regarding yesterday's severe weather outbreak.
Severe storms have brought destruction and death to Winston County.
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) continues to receive reports of several counties affected by severe weather.
Gov. Phil Bryant has declared a State of Emergency in preparation for severe weather that is forecast to affect Mississippi today.
Attorneys are preparing to make federal appeals court arguments over a 2012 Mississippi law that threatens to close the state's only abortion clinic.
Caledonia Couple That Sparked National Amber Alert Returned to Lowndes County
No Tornado, No Injuries but Plenty of Damage in Winston County
Gov. Phil Bryant was today awarded the Defender of Freedom Award by the National Rifle Association.
Commissioner of Insurance and State Fire Marshal Mike Chaney is cautioning citizens to be aware of any unauthorized alarm system salesmen operating in the area.
April is Child Abuse Awareness Month, and today's "Wear Blue" event was organized by the Noxubee County DHS to increase awareness of the problem.
Students in the TPSD will benefit from nearly $70,000 in grants from individuals and corporations.
Fourteen teams unveiled their Capstone Design Projects at the Engineering Senior Design Open House.
The purchase was made possible by a gift from the estate of Scarvia Bateman, a 1945 MSU Education Alumna.
he state's new Voter ID Law requires you to show it before you can vote.
More than 200 dedicated gardeners from across Mississippi participated in the 85th year for the Garden Convention.
When you go to the polls to cast your vote in the June 3 primary, you will need a photo ID.
Gov. Bryant signs into law a bill that would require certain convicted drunk drivers to use ignition interlocks on vehicles.
Mississippi landowners can apply for financial assistance for Longleaf Pine stand creation or restoration.