The following schools and businesses will be closed August 30th:

Delta has moved past Nashville well past our coverage area and only patches of light rain continue on the back side of the system. For Monday, we begin to dry out with the passage of a couple of moisture-starved cold fronts. One late Monday that will be preceded by very warm temps and anothe…

There's good news to report out of Grenada. A missing girl has been located. Assistant Police Chief George Douglas tells The Delta News Kyleigh Mims has been found. You may recall in a recent report Kyleigh was last seen Friday night. Police say she is now back home and is safe.

The big weather story continues to be Sally. Sally has become a dangerous category 2 hurricane to slowly track towards the Mississippi/Alabama border. Hurricane warnings, tropical storm warnings extend along the Gulf Coast. Multiple impacts expected with this storm.

62-year-old Harold Ramsey passed away at the Delta Regional Medical Center.

According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, last week 57-year-old Randy Bise reported having a headache, loss of appetite, and feeling weak to health services staff at the United States Penitentiary in Yazoo City.

Gov. Tate Reeves’ shelter in place order will expire today and the “Safer at Home” order will begin.

Mississippi Department of Employment Services releasing a statement saying some customers have received excess benefits. 

The dyer conditions inside Parchman hopping national headlines at the beginning of the year and with the ongoing pandemic loved ones of those inside afraid things are getting worst.

Greenville Mayor Errick Simmons issues a new order that regulates how certain businesses operate during the COVID-19 pandemic. The order mandates that all businesses that offer drive-thru or drive-up service maintain strict social distancing guidelines. In a recent statement, the mayor makes…

Residents in Rome woke-up alarmed after an escaped Parchman inmate was spotted knocking on doors in their neighborhood.

Today the Mississippi State Department of Health reports the second death from coronavirus (Covid-19) in Mississippi.