Author: Jon R Myers

In a new episode, host Matt Wyatt interviews Tanner Allen about his outdoor roots, baseball career, and life in the outdoors.

State Auditor Shad White highlights findings from a recent report on car tags and suggests ways Mississippi can lower fees for taxpayers.

A wind advisory begins at 11 a.m. for parts of northeast Arkansas and Missouri Bootheel, with gusts up to 30 mph expected.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks has announced the opening of the 2026 Bob Tyler Fish Hatchery Youth Art Contest, with submissions due by May 10, 2026.

A soil test can help hunters and landowners improve food plot productivity without wasting time or money. Experts recommend analyzing soil to determine the right nutrients and pH adjustments.

Mississippi Department of Public Safety highlights the importance of mental health for law enforcement officers during Mental Wellness Month.

Michael Leroy Mace, 44, received a 12-year sentence after pleading guilty to fondling charges in Booneville, Mississippi.

Emergency crews are responding to a crash involving a logging truck on Hwy 45 near the 72 underpass, causing traffic delays.

Northeast Mississippi Community College emphasizes personalized education options, including online classes and career programs, to help students achieve their goals.

Cody Leathers, a student at Northeast Mississippi Community College at Booneville, has achieved his high school equivalency diploma, showcasing his dedication and effort.

Justin Powell, listed on the Mississippi Most Wanted list, was taken into custody by the U.S. Marshals Service Saturday morning.

The Office of the State Auditor is accepting applications for summer internships in its Government Accountability Division in Jackson. Applications are due Jan. 31.

Deputy Jason Gray, assigned to Michie Elementary as a School Resource Officer, is hospitalized and in the ICU. The community is encouraged to keep him in their thoughts and prayers.

Students can still sign up for classes with registration available tomorrow morning and evening, university officials say.

The college greeted students with a message of welcome and encouragement to move forward together.

Northeast offers online courses that allow students to learn on their own schedule and from any location, with classes beginning Jan. 20.

Michael Leroy Mace, 44, received a 12-year sentence after pleading guilty to fondling charges in Booneville. He will serve the sentence without parole.