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Flooding Reported Across Several Delta Counties

YAZOO CITY, Miss.--Flooding was reported across several Delta counties, with at least five inches of rain falling Wednesday. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency reported one person died because of the storms and in Grenada County, one person was hurt. Other casualties may include crops. One ...
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Entergy Mississippi Reports Thousands Without Power After Storms

Severe weather wreaked havoc across Entergy Mississippi's service area, as thunderstorms, hail, lightning, and high winds battered the state Tuesday night and persisted into Wednesday. The onslaught left a trail of extensive damage to facilities, plunging 33,600 customers into darkness at its peak. As ...
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Mississippi Senate Unveils $206M Education Boost, $100M in Teacher, Higher Ed Pay Hikes

The Mississippi Senate has introduced legislation proposing an infusion of $206 million into the state's education system, with $50 million earmarked for teacher salary increases. In addition to the teacher pay raises, the Senate aims to allocate $50 million to bolster pay for personnel ...
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Man Uses Stolen Money to Purchase FireArms

DURANT, Miss.--A man who robbed a bank in Holmes County in July 2022, went immediately to a store in Kosciusko and used money from the robbery to buy guns. Now curtis Lee Williams, 22, of Durant will spend nearly four years in federal prison ...
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Commissioners Call on State Leaders to Provide Steady Funding

BATESVILLE, Miss.--You could see roads and bridges deteriorate even more than they already have if the state doesn't allot the Mississippi Dept. of Transportation a steady source of money, said Northern District Transportation Commissioner John Caldwell, in a Tuesday press conference. He, along with ...
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Third Day Severe Weather the Worst This Week

LELAND, Miss.--With damage reported from Monday's storms in Grenada County and Byhalia, a third day of severe weather brings with it the strongest threat so far this week. "We kind of have a lot of threats going on," said National Weather Service Forecaster Ashlyn Jackson, ...
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DSU Student Tyler Goad Selected as Finalist for Mississippi Young Bankers Award

Tyler Goad, a senior finance major and defender on the DSU soccer team from Tupelo, has been announced as a finalist for the prestigious 2024 Mississippi Young Bankers (MYB) Orrin H. Swayze Scholastic Award. This honor recognizes outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and extracurricular involvement ...
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Potential Flooding is a Threat to the Delta

CLEVELAND, Miss.--In addition to the possibility of severe weather, flooding will be a threat for the next couple of days in the Delta. "In addition to the chance for severe storms in our area,  there will also be the chance for flooding. There's a lot ...
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Man Killed in Wreck Identified

OXFORD, Miss.--The man killed in a Saturday wreck has been identified as Jerome Allen, 58, of Water Valley. The Lafayette County coroner's office says Allen died when his pickup truck overturned on the bridge on Chucky Mullins Dr. It wasn't immediately clear what caused the ...
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Attorney Says Aderrien Murray’s Family is Being Threatened by CPS

INDIANOLA, Miss.--If you've been following the story of Aderrien Murry, the 11-year-old boy who was shot by an Indianola police officer, his attorney says the family is being intimidated and threatened by child Protective Services. Carlos Moore told reporters he believes a summons threatening Nakala ...
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