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Staff Reports Editor’s note: The Clarion Ledger is making this severe weather story free for everyone to read as a public service. We can’t continue to do this important work without your support. If you don’t already, please subscribe today at https://cm.clarionledger.com/specialoffer. Storm systems that will produce high winds, large hail and the possibility of tornadoes are expected to sweep across Mississippi Friday evening and through the overnight hours. Parts of central Mississippi are under an increased risk of seeing storms capable of producing winds with speeds up to 80 mph, which could leave tornado-like damage, according to the National Weather Service s Jackson office. ....
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Storm damage reports trickle into MEMA, next steps in disaster aid The state must meet a $4.5 million threshold in damages. (Source: AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) By Sharie Nicole | February 22, 2021 at 3:12 PM CST - Updated March 5 at 10:30 AM JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - One week after mother nature pounded the state with heavy rain, which quickly turned into ice, families in Mississippi remain without food and water, the most basic necessities. “I’m very weak and in pain and I can’t swallow my medicine,” Teresa Smith told WLBT Saturday. Smith has since been able to get water, but electricity and utility crews are making daily progress as they work around the clock to repair infrastructure so no one has to be in the cold or dark. ....
FEMA commits $32 million to Mississippi for COVID-19 vaccination costs 100% of costs related to the COVID-19 vaccine will be reimbursed to the State for a 90-day period Share Updated: 7:37 PM CST Jan 30, 2021 SOURCE: WAPT FEMA commits $32 million to Mississippi for COVID-19 vaccination costs 100% of costs related to the COVID-19 vaccine will be reimbursed to the State for a 90-day period Share Updated: 7:37 PM CST Jan 30, 2021 The Federal Emergency Management Agency will commit $32 million to Mississippi for COVID-19 vaccination costs.This award will provide reimbursements of costs related to the state s vaccination program for a 90-day period. This includes financial reimbursement for equipment and supplies needed for storing, handling, and distributing vaccines; personal protective equipment for staff and patients; leasing facilities for storing and administering vaccines; additional medical and sup ....