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U.S. Senator Thad Cochran (R-Miss.) today reported that 14 airports in Mississippi will receive more than $4.8 million to facilitate facility safety and operational improvements.
The U.S. Small Business Administration adds more counties to the disaster declaration due to severe storms, tornadoes and flooding that occurred on April 28 through May 3, 2014.
Secretary of State’s office will now travel to any eligible voter who needs a Mississippi Voter ID card.
Three seminars covering New Construction Lien laws slated for late May and June.
Individuals interested in job security and great benefits can consider the field of corrections.
May Eighth is recognized locally as Emancipation Day.
The CDF announced that it finished as the top 10 organizations in the country for communities with under 150,000 people, its best year since 2007.
The United Way is asking volunteers to hold off on removing debris this weekend in Tupelo due to the forecast of storms could make cleanup dangerous.
Physicians found a small abnormality on the right side of his brain after ordering an MRI Wednesday.
Residents who need to go to a Social Security office are advised to visit the Starkville, Tupelo, or Tuscaloosa locations.
Help will soon be on the way from the state of Mississippi to hundreds affected by last Monday's tornadoes.
New Hope Elementary Students have a Permanent Reminder of Art Contest
Northern District Transportation Commissioner, Mike Tagert, presented an overview of the state's current road and infrastructure projects.
Legal Services Committee of Mississippi Bar in conjunction with FEMA and MEMA to offer free disaster legal assistance.
Induction into the Hall is reserved for those who have provided distinguished service to MSU's Division of Student Affairs.
Citizens Bank in Louisville is cooking up a feast for the community, as they continue tornado recovery efforts.
The Louisville animal shelter has successfully reunited all but one of the pets with their families.
FEMA Sets up Two Locations in Lowndes County
Oktibbeha County Residents and Business Leaders get a Lesson in Sustainability
A Sign of Recovery in Tupelo: Outback Reopens
Tupelo-Based Hotel Group Hosts Job Fair for Displaced Hospitality Workers
Tonight's sci-fi fantasy event was open to the public.
In the midst of Louisville's devastation several churches were completely destroyed.
Louisville Board Of Alderman Meet To Discuss Future Clean-up