Oxford, MS News

Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell outlined efforts to address widespread disruptions caused by recent winter weather in North Mississippi.

Authorities in Mississippi are investigating a shadow sighting reported by a local named Phil, emphasizing safety concerns amid the incident.

Megan recently obtained her driver’s license and is now driving. Authorities remind new drivers to stay safe and buckle up.

Crime Stoppers and Tupelo police are seeking help identifying a suspect involved in a false pretense case and credit card fraud. Authorities urge the public to provide tips anonymously.

Oxford Utilities customers can report power outages by phone if they do not appear on the outage map. The utility’s electric meters automatically report outages.

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Officials advise the public to stay out of the park as they work to reopen it safely and quickly.

Emergency food and water supplies are available at multiple locations in Lafayette County. Distribution will continue until supplies run out, with limits in place to serve as many residents as possible.

The Lafayette County Solid Waste Department will run trash pickup daily this week, with an additional Wednesday collection and potential Saturday routes. Storm debris removal guidelines are also outlined.

Residents in Lafayette County can receive meals and water at multiple sites today, while supplies last. Distribution is staffed by the Mississippi National Guard.