Author: Jon R Myers

A law enforcement officer was involved in an incident on U.S. 61 south of Hollandale, prompting safety reminders for drivers.

Police Chief Michael Ramey urges residents to be vigilant against scammers offering cleanup services and overcharging for debris removal.

The city of Booneville has set up a supply station for students and residents in need, encouraging community members to take what they require.

NEMCC Adult Education spotlighted a recent career session focused on the energy sector as crews work to restore power following severe winter weather.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is visiting college campuses to connect with students interested in careers in accounting, IT, and customer service.

Temperatures will dip below zero again overnight, prompting cold weather precautions. Authorities advise bundling up to stay safe.

Northeast Mississippi Community College is hosting free workshops to help adult education graduates succeed in college. The sessions cover effective study strategies and key differences between college and adult education courses.

Mississippi has extended the deadline for ad valorem tax payments in 49 counties affected by recent events, delaying fines until March 3, 2026, according to a proclamation.

An Arctic air mass is expected to bring frigid temperatures through the weekend, with the coldest day Saturday. A warming trend is forecast to start Monday.

Mississippi has extended the deadline for property tax payments in 49 counties to March 3, 2026, delaying fines for late submission, according to a state proclamation.

Several Driver Service stations will be closed on Jan. 30, 2026. Authorities advise residents to stay warm and safe.

Lt. Stewart of the Mississippi Highway Patrol provided an update on road conditions near Tate County after a celebrity sighting on I-55.

A Mississippi State Trooper was hit by a vehicle in Jones County while stationary in a construction zone, highlighting ongoing risks of distracted driving.

The Mississippi Army National Guard and Department of Wildlife Fisheries and Parks are aiding Alcorn County officials as conditions improve but remain hazardous.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is hiring immediate openings for field auditors in Jackson and Greenwood. Positions offer hybrid and remote work arrangements with local travel.

Despite winter, wild turkeys remain active and healthy, thanks to their adaptations and habitat preferences, wildlife experts say.

Experts say prescribed burning is an essential method for land managers to maintain healthy wildlife habitats. More information is available through the state wildlife agency.

As of 9 a.m. Thursday, ice on roads and bridges remains in 23 Mississippi counties, prompting travel advisories and road closures.

The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor received a favorable audit from an out-of-state firm, confirming the office’s efficiency and transparency, according to State Auditor Shad White.

The Mississippi Department of Transportation has closed the northbound lanes of I-55 due to black ice accumulation. Officials anticipate reopening later this morning.