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Several Traffic Issues Reported As Family Night Ends

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KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--Several traffic issues were reported near and around downtown Kosciusko around and just after the end of family night activities Friday. Some may have been unrelated to the event itself. Police handled some traffic issues around Jefferson St. One issue was that several cars... Read More.


Kosciusko Police Department Issues Warning About Scam

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The Kosciusko Police Department (KPD) has issued a warning to the public regarding a recent scam targeting community members. According to KPD officials, scammers are contacting individuals and falsely claiming to represent the police department. The scam involves informing victims that they have... Read More.

Weather Service Issues Fire Danger Statement

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From the National Weather Service in Jackson:   ...HIGH FIRE DANGER CONDITIONS EXPECTED THIS AFTERNOON... According to local forestry agencies and the U.S. Forest Service, recent dry conditions have made outdoor burning increasingly hazardous. Conditions are such that a spark from equipment, the heat from a catalytic converter, or any... Read More.


Gov. Reeves issues statewide shelter-in-place order

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Today, Governor Tate Reeves signed a new executive order establishing a statewide shelter-in-place for Mississippi to slow the spread of COVID-19 and protect the health of all who call our state home. The Mississippi Department of Health determined that our state has now reached a... Read More.

Boil Water Alert lifted

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Update: This alert has been lifted. 3-19: Officials with the MS Water Company have issued a precautionary Boil Water Alert. The alert applies to customers in the Sherwood Forest area of Williamsville; specifically Roads 1202-1206. The Boil Water Alert was issued because an area of the water... Read More.


City of Kosciusko issues resolution relating to COVID-19

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The City of Kosciusko has passed a resolution addressing coronavirus and the executive order issued Tuesday by Governor Tate Reeves. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen approved the resolution Wednesday morning during a special called meeting. The resolution reflects the guidelines outlined in the governor's executive... Read More.