Alcorn County News

Mississippi Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks Department reports a record-breaking turkey harvest during the 2026 spring season, driven by increased participation and favorable conditions.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks officers recently completed training on operating their large Port Security Vessels, emphasizing safety and proficiency for patrol and emergency missions.

Cadet Class 70 of the Mississippi Highway Patrol is set to graduate in eight days, marking the completion of intensive training.

The fire department invites community members to participate in its upcoming physical test on June 20 at Corinth High School.

Meridian residents are invited to Disaster Preparedness Day on May 30 at Lowe’s to learn about storm and emergency readiness.

The High-Resolution Rapid Refresh model shows potential for showers and thunderstorms later today. Residents are advised to carry umbrellas.

Multiple thunderstorms are developing across the region, with heavy rain and flash flooding possible.

Multiple bands of heavy rain are expected in northeastern Arkansas, with coverage increasing into tomorrow morning, officials say.

The Mississippi Public Safety Summit recognized outstanding individuals in law enforcement, firefighting, and prosecution, drawing more than 900 attendees this year.

The city of Booneville is installing 35 Axon Outpost license plate recognition cameras to improve safety in neighborhoods and parks. The technology aims to assist law enforcement in quick response and investigations.