Author: Jon R Myers

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns residents to take precautions amid an ongoing extreme heat advisory across the Mid-South.

A heat wave is gripping the Mid-South, with temperatures expected to reach dangerous levels through at least Sunday evening, according to the National Weather Service.

Capitol Police reveals a selection of their patrol vehicles, sparking public interest and comparisons among social media users.

The State Financial Officers Foundation highlighted the office’s work in uncovering fraud, thanking them for their efforts.

Centers in Franklin, Lawrence, and Lincoln Counties will close Friday evening, but assistance remains available online and by phone.

The National Weather Service has issued an extreme heat warning in Memphis through 8 p.m. Sunday, urging residents to stay safe amid dangerous temperatures.

Several individuals convicted of fentanyl trafficking in Lee County received significant prison sentences this week, according to court records.

Mississippi wildlife officials remind hunters and landowners to follow laws while managing dove fields as the season nears its close.

Northeast Community College urges individuals to take the next step in their education and career paths, emphasizing it’s never too late to start anew.

The National Weather Service warns of dangerous heat levels in Memphis, with temperatures expected to reach 100°F and heat indices near 110°F.

Eleven interns completed the Department of Revenue’s summer program, gaining experience and contributing to public service efforts.

Mississippi wildlife officials assess the efficiency of various habitat management practices based on cost per pound of forage produced, revealing surprising results.

Antlers in male deer grow quickly during spring and early summer, with most reaching full size by late August. The process shifts as bucks prepare to shed velvet.

State Auditor Shad White announced the arrests of former Columbus City Councilman Joseph Mickens Jr. and contractor Marcus Dawson in connection with bid-rigging and financial misconduct related to city contracts.

Students and community members gathered on campus for Northeast Mississippi Community College’s ‘Roar & Explore’ event, fostering connections and involvement.

Joey Dale Dearman, 51, received a 15-year, day-for-day sentence after pleading guilty to fondling a minor, according to court records.

Temperatures are expected to remain high through Sunday, with risks of drought increasing amid dry conditions.

Joey Dale Dearman, 51, pleaded guilty to two counts of fondling a minor and was sentenced to 15 years in prison, with no parole, in Lee County.

Mississippi Capitol Police Chief Bo Luckey shares his journey and insights into the department’s evolving role on The Extra Mile Podcast.

Northeast community college provides information on late enrollment, financial aid, and program options for prospective students interested in starting this fall.