Oxford, MS News

Utility crews are working to restore power after the winter storm, but customers are advised that outage notifications may be unreliable during the process.

Officials clarify that water service disruptions are typically due to necessary repairs and are usually temporary during winter storm recovery efforts.

The National Guard has arrived and is meeting at the Emergency Operations Center, with Governor Tate Reeves expressing gratitude for the support.

Oxford officials released a new message emphasizing community identity. More updates are expected soon.

Oxford officials outline plans for a transformed community, emphasizing resilience and unity amid upcoming changes.

The National Guard has arrived at the Emergency Operations Center to assist with ongoing efforts, according to officials.

Sgt. Bevill assists deputies by sharpening chainsaw blades as they work to clear roads amid ongoing efforts.

Oxford schools have sustained primarily exterior damage from fallen trees, with minimal interior issues. Officials plan to resume classes Monday.

All Driver Service Bureau locations in North Mississippi will remain closed January 28 because of winter weather and hazardous conditions, officials say.

The Mississippi Highway Patrol has issued a safety warning about road conditions on northbound I-55 near Batesville, south of Panola County.