US Weather Service Urges Tennessee Residents to Enable Emergency Alerts
The National Weather Service in Memphis emphasizes the importance of Wireless Emergency Alerts during severe weather events.
Read moreCold mornings expected early next week, with temperatures below freezing
Forecasts indicate increasing confidence in cold temperatures early next week, with mornings dropping below 28 degrees Fahrenheit.
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University of Mississippi Medical Center warns of legitimate scam communications
UMMC advises patients that recent emails, texts, and calls about clinic closures are legitimate but do not require clicking links. The messages are from an off-site vendor during a system outage.
Read moreUMMC responds to ransomware attack, prioritizes patient care amid system outage
University of Mississippi Medical Center’s vice chancellor details efforts to manage a cyberattack that disrupted electronic health records and communication systems.
Read morePet owners encouraged to relax with their animals this weekend
Experts suggest cuddling with pets can be a calming activity. Pet owners are invited to share photos of their animals.
Read moreAbsentee ballots available for March 10 primary elections in Pontotoc
Voters in Pontotoc can cast absentee ballots at the Circuit Clerk’s office for the upcoming primary elections on March 10.
Read moreCell phones could be life-saving during severe weather
Experts say smartphone features and alerts can play a crucial role in weather emergencies, potentially saving lives.
Read moreOfficials Seek Storm Reports from West Tennessee
Authorities are requesting reports of severe weather caused by last night’s storms in west Tennessee.
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Experts advise having multiple methods to receive severe weather alerts
Preparedness for severe weather depends on receiving alerts through various sources, officials say.
Read moreWeather sirens effective outdoors, but indoor alerts are essential
Experts recommend supplementing outdoor sirens with indoor alerts like push notifications and weather radios. Preparing in advance can save lives during severe weather events.
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