The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel will host its annual April 4 Commemoration honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on the 57th anniversary of his assassination.
The Senatobia Fire Department has confirmed that the city’s sirens will be tested Friday at 10 a.m. following the sirens’ failure to alarm residents during this week’s severe storms.
A stormy pattern continues to impact the Mid-South as the week comes to a close keeping the threat for more strong to severe storms in the area. The potential for strong to severe storms producing heavy rain, damaging wind, hail, and isolated tornadoes will continue Friday and is expected to linger into the start of the weekend making Saturday a First Alert Weather Day as well.
The National Weather Service in Memphis has released it’s preliminary damage survey results for Wednesday night’s tornado warned storms in eastern Arkansas and west Tennessee.
A Raleigh resident says his family is under threat of flooding and mold exposure at their new apartment, and says the apartment complex should never have let them rent the unit in the first place.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee was joined by officials with the National Weather Service (NWS) and Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) to provide an update on severe weather impacts across the state Thursday.
“It just cleared everything in five minutes,” the Lake City resident, 97-years-old, recounted the tornado that tore through not only his home, but an entire community.
