MEMA Receives Reports of Second Death, Storm Damage
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) has received a report of a second severe weather related death.
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The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) has received a report of a second severe weather related death.
NEMCC student pair places in top 3 at state-wide conference.
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker expresses concerns toward relocation of ten C-130J aircraft from Keesler Air Force Base to Little Rock, Arkansas.
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State senators send new letter to FERC chairman calling on the agency to provide sufficient time for Mississippians to consider a proposal to abandon the American Midstream Pipeline.
Commissioner of Insurance Mike Chaney outlined what steps residents and business owners need to take should flood waters threaten their homes or businesses.
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