Author: Jon Myers

The National Weather Service issues an extreme risk alert for Lafayette County and Oxford, warning of heavy ice and dangerously cold temperatures from Friday through Sunday.

Crews from the city street department have started pretreatment efforts on roads near Gertrude Ford, South Lamar, and Molly Barr. Motorists are advised to exercise caution around work trucks.

City officials in Oxford have finalized their winter weather response plan as crews begin salting roads amid uncertain storm impacts.

The radio station honored Lt. Brad McDonald during a surprise visit to the studio Monday morning.

The Osseo School District announced it will hold a regular school day Friday, despite winter weather forecasts. AfterCare will also be available as usual.

Officials warn residents of significant ice accumulation and hazardous travel conditions expected late Friday through Sunday in Lafayette County. Preparations are advised as impacts could extend into early next week.

The Sheriffs Department warns residents about a scam where callers falsely claim to have warrants and request money. Authorities advise verifying any suspicious calls.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety announces new recruits joining its ranks to enhance safety efforts across the state.

Officials warn residents to exercise caution as freezing rain, sleet, snow, and ice are expected in Mississippi. Authorities advise staying off the roads if possible.

The Oxford boys bowling team secured its first-ever regional title, setting the stage for a strong state competition.