Author: Staff Report

Hurricane Sally is expected to make landfall on the Mississippi Gulf Coast around 2am tomorrow morning. The hurricane, now a category 2, is expected to have winds in excess of 85 miles per hour with approximately 16 foot surge. Flooding and high winds are... Read More.

You must move over. Did you know that you are required to move over for stopped emergency vehicles? The Mississippi Department of Public Safety reminds us that “Move Over Law” was created to protect first responders and those pulled over on the shoulder of... Read More.

President Trump has approved Governor Reeves’ request for a federal emergency declaration in anticipation of Hurricane Sally. Under the approved federal emergency declaration, FEMA is authorized to provide emergency protective measures, including direct Federal assistance, under the Public Assistance program at 75 percent federal funding... Read More.

The Mask Mandate is extended through end of September. Governor Reeves said that it is helping slow the spread of Covid-19. He also said that he has issued a new executive order which will relax some guidelines for restaurants, stores and gyms. Restaurants can... Read More.

Governor Reeves has issued a State of Emergency for Mississippi. Reeves announced that tropical storm Sally is expected to reach hurricane level early this morning. While the storm is predicted to make direct landfall in nearby Louisiana, the potential for flooding, high winds and... Read More.