Author: Jon R Myers

Fifty-seven cadets remain in Class 70, continuing their training efforts, according to the Mississippi Department of Public Safety.

Parents and guardians can now link youth hunters’ profiles to manage licenses and accounts more easily through MDWFP systems.

Authorities warn residents about a phishing scam involving fake text messages claiming to be from the DMV. Do not respond to or click on links in these messages.

A tornado warning for Jackson County, Mississippi, remains in effect until 12 a.m. CDT, prompting residents to stay alert and seek shelter.

A tornado warning remains in effect for George County until 12:15 a.m. CDT, prompting residents to stay alert and seek shelter.

Severe weather swept through Mississippi on March 11, causing fatalities and damage, according to state officials.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is visiting campuses this month to connect with students interested in careers in public service and to recruit summer interns.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks recently held workshops to teach private landowners about using fire for habitat management. Participants gained hands-on experience with guidance from certified burn experts.

More than 100 kids under 15 participated in outdoor activities and turkey hunting education during the event organized by MDWFP and the National Wild Turkey Federation.

A reinforcing cold front will move through Sunday night, bringing rain and significantly cooler temperatures to start the workweek.