Author: Jon R Myers

State agencies provided more than $636 million to nonprofits in fiscal year 2025, according to a new report. The office has created a dashboard for taxpayers to track spending.

The Booneville Police Department received $965,852 in federal and state grants to upgrade equipment, enhance safety, and support school security efforts.

Northeast Mississippi Community College celebrated the induction of 177 students into the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, recognizing their academic achievements.

Northeast Mississippi Community College has revealed its 2026 Homecoming Court, including freshmen and sophomore maids and the homecoming queen.

Mississippi Sportsman of the Year Bill Lester discusses the unique features of turkey trumpets and their effectiveness in calling gobblers.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks details the antler growth and shedding process in bucks, coinciding with the Velvet Buck Season.

Dry conditions across Mississippi are heightening wildfire danger, prompting burn bans in 13 counties. Authorities advise checking for updates before outdoor fires.

The Capitol Police is seeking a Crime Scene Investigator to join its team, with applications due by September 18, 2026.

The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor reports the state ranks second nationwide for highest car tag fees. Officials say local governments have the power to lower costs.

An investigator began examining a dog reported yesterday, which was found to be healthy after treatment for parasites.

Brooke Roberts of Thrasher High School received a tuition scholarship from PROPEL Community Fund to attend Northeast Mississippi Community College.

Mississippi’s archery-only Velvet Season runs September 11-13, 2026, allowing hunters to harvest one velvet-covered buck. Permits are required.

A heat advisory is in effect until 8 p.m. for areas in east Arkansas, northwest Mississippi, and southwest Tennessee due to high heat index values.

NEMCC Adult Education begins a new rotation on September 8, offering both day and night classes to help students advance their education and careers.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is probing a shooting incident involving the Claiborne County Sheriff’s Office that left one deputy dead and a bystander injured.

NEMCC Adult Education is offering new day and night classes starting September 8, providing more opportunities for students to advance their education and careers.

Mississippi residents are encouraged to enjoy the long weekend outdoors by visiting MDWFP shooting facilities before fall arrives.

A heat advisory has been issued for parts of the Mid-South on Tuesday, with plans to expand it on Wednesday.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is closed today in observance of Labor Day. Offices will reopen on September 8.