Resources Available to Help Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community Prepare for Severe Weather
Several options are available for individuals in the deaf and hard of hearing community to stay prepared for severe weather events.
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Several options are available for individuals in the deaf and hard of hearing community to stay prepared for severe weather events.
Read moreA secondary cold front is expected to bring arctic air to the Mid-South tonight, leading to a cold Monday before temperatures rise later in the week.
Read moreUsers may see a message that content isn’t available when the owner has restricted access or removed it.
Read moreThe National Weather Service in Memphis emphasizes the importance of Wireless Emergency Alerts during severe weather events.
Read moreForecasts indicate increasing confidence in cold temperatures early next week, with mornings dropping below 28 degrees Fahrenheit.
Read moreUMMC 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 moreUniversity of Mississippi Medical Center’s vice chancellor details efforts to manage a cyberattack that disrupted electronic health records and communication systems.
Read moreExperts suggest cuddling with pets can be a calming activity. Pet owners are invited to share photos of their animals.
Read moreVoters in Pontotoc can cast absentee ballots at the Circuit Clerkโs office for the upcoming primary elections on March 10.
Read moreExperts say smartphone features and alerts can play a crucial role in weather emergencies, potentially saving lives.
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