Oxford, MS News

Officials advise drivers to stay off the roads amid rising risks and hazardous conditions.

The city’s street department is actively working on repairs. Residents are advised to stay home if possible.

City crews are working across the area, but traffic delays are hindering progress. Residents are advised to stay home if possible.

Officials advise residents to check live traffic and weather updates online to reduce call volume to emergency dispatch amid ongoing winter conditions.

Emergency officials advise drivers to avoid traveling as road conditions deteriorate rapidly. Deputies are monitoring the situation.

North Mississippi is blanketed in ice, making travel hazardous. Authorities urge residents to stay home if possible and exercise caution if they must go out.

Both the Coach Howell and Oxford activity centers will be closed Saturday and Sunday amid forecasts of severe winter weather, officials announced.

City crews and first responders in Oxford are ready to handle emergencies, according to officials. Residents are encouraged to stay safe and thank essential workers.

Public Information Officer Beau Moore offers the latest information in an official update.

The Lafayette County Fire Department requests residents to complete an optional form to assist during power outages for those relying on electrical medical devices.