The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) announced Interstate 55 and Interstate 22 reopened Friday morning. MDOT officials said all previously closed lanes of I-22/U.S. 78 from Red Banks (Exit 21) to the Tennessee State Line reopened,

Interstate 55 was shut down Wednesday afternoon after Winter Storm Fern coated north Mississippi in ice and snow, with northbound lanes closed from Exit 206 in Grenada to Exit 265 in Senatobia beginning at 1 p.m., state transportation officials said.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — As officials work to clear stranded motorists from Interstate 55 and Interstate 22 in North Mississippi as a result of the impact of winter weather, the Mississippi Department of Safety released an update on progress. MDS said that it will divert traffic off of the affected routes to the Tennessee state line:

Vehicles are stalled and stranded on Interstate 55 around Batesville, and the governor is calling on resources to help drivers. Gov. Tate Reeves said Wednesday morning that emergency crews worked through the night to help stranded passenger and commercial drivers and clear the interstates.

Some motorists were stuck in the cold more than 12 hours.

DESOTO COUNTY, Miss. — Drivers traveling on Interstate 55 in Mississippi have been stuck for hours since traffic came to a standstill Tuesday night. More than 100 snow plows are on their way to Mississippi interstates along with the National Guard to help many drivers who have been stranded for hours on end in the

A dangerous situation is unfolding across northern Mississippi as freezing temperatures have iced-over major interstates and bridges. Governor Tate Reeves said late Tuesday that first responders, including the National Guard,

Emergency crews dispatched to icy interstate highways in Mississippi worked overnight and into Wednesday morning to clear stranded vehicles as the eastern U.S. endured what forecasters said could become its longest period of freezing cold in decades.