Early damage reports from storms come in
Photo: Storm damage around Eudora. (Credit: DeSoto County Sheriff’s Department/Facebook) Twenty homes in DeSoto County were damaged from the storms
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Photo: Storm damage around Eudora. (Credit: DeSoto County Sheriff’s Department/Facebook) Twenty homes in DeSoto County were damaged from the storms
Read MoreThe National Weather Service predicts long-track, strong, and violent tornadoes for a significant portion of North Mississippi.
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Read MoreNorthern District Public Service Commissioner candidate Mandy Gunasekara has officially appealed a judge’s ruling that would keep her off the August primary election ballot to the Mississippi Supreme Court.
Read MoreSilo Square was selected as the Best Commercial Development in the state of Mississippi for 2022.
Read MoreTornado damage photos from Rolling Fork.
Read MoreJohn Caldwell presented Carroll County Sheriff Clint Walker with a truck for $1.00 to be used for future litter removal efforts in Carroll County.
Read MoreThe City of Olive Branch is working alongside the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) to accept donations of supplies.
Read MoreGov. Tate Reeves Monday, March 27 provided a more extensive update on the state’s response after the tornadoes went through the state.
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