Trump OKs individual assistance for parts of Mississippi damaged by winter storm in January
By Mississippi Today | Originally published by Mississippi Today People and businesses in 36 Mississippi counties and the Mississippi Band
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FEMA Disaster Assistance Approved for DeSoto County After January Winter Storm
Residents in DeSoto County are now eligible for federal disaster assistance following approval of Mississippi’s request for Individual Assistance tied
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Mississippi Approved for Individual Assistance Due To Ice Storm
Residents across North Mississippi and the Mississippi Delta will soon have access to federal disaster assistance following approval from Donald
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Miniature art transforms an alley into a surrealist wonderland at ‘Mississippi’s Tiniest Museum’
By Sophie Bates, Associated Press | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and
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Failed lightning arrestor leaves about 1,800 members without power, co-op says
Northcentral Electric Cooperative said a failed lightning arrestor caused an outage that left about 1,800 members without power while the device is replaced. The cooperative said switching operations restored many customers.
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Olive Branch Police Department honors retiring chaplains after decades of service
The Olive Branch Police Department celebrated the retirements of Chaplains Thomas Weeks and Dwight Sauslberry, who dedicated decades to supporting officers and the community.
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Northwest Mississippi Community College honors 2026 Outstanding Students
The college celebrated its 2026 Outstanding Students in a ceremony honoring their achievements and dedication.
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Southaven Chamber names Easter egg hunt winner; public to vote on best backdrop
The Southaven Chamber of Commerce said Amanda Pitman won its Easter egg hunt and asked followers to like backdrop photos by Monday, April 13, at noon to decide a $100 prize.
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Panola County Sheriff’s Office launches special-needs program
The Panola County Sheriff’s Office announced a voluntary Special Needs Occupant Awareness Program to help first responders recognize households and vehicles with residents with special needs, the office said. Enrollment is open.
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Professor: Saga of the Mississippi Five is example of how the state’s parole system is broken
By Reiko Hillyer | Originally published by Mississippi Today Mississippi Today Ideas is a platform for thoughtful Mississippians to share
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