Oxford, MS News

Lafayette County is under a slight risk for severe weather, with thunderstorms expected midday and potential hazards including large hail and damaging winds.

Lafayette County officials released a Monday update on severe weather expected this week. Public Information Officer Beau Moore provided details on potential impacts.

Authorities are seeking public assistance to locate a missing horse in Lafayette County. A photograph has been provided for identification.

The Oxford Police Department honors its female officers and staff on International Women’s Day, highlighting their contributions to community safety and department strength.

Some residents in Lafayette County may experience difficulty reaching 911 emergency services. Authorities advise alternative contact methods.

The Mid-South experienced a decrease in severe weather activity, prompting officials to lift warnings. Authorities are asking residents to report any damage.

Lafayette County officials warn residents about severe weather expected today, according to public information officer Beau Moore.

The National Weather Service has issued a weather alert for Lafayette County, effective until 1:15 p.m.

The National Weather Service canceled the severe thunderstorm watch for Lafayette County, but rain is expected to continue in the area for several days.

A weather warning remains in effect for Lafayette County until 1:15 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.