Author: Jon R Myers

Mississippi wildlife officials recommend keeping detailed records to improve deer management and highlight the state’s Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP) as a valuable tool.

Mississippi’s Office of the State Auditor participated in a federal-state roundtable aimed at fighting fraud, according to officials.

Students at Mississippi State University can explore career opportunities in law enforcement, accounting, IT, and public service at the D.A.W.G. Program Career Day.

The Department of Revenue marks its fourth year hosting interns, with 11 students working across various offices in the state.

Northeast Mississippi community colleges may benefit from upcoming state investments, focusing on workforce training, faculty retention, and campus improvements, according to college President Dr. Ricky G. Ford.

The college urges prospective students to take the first step toward their goals, emphasizing that opportunities are within reach.

Northeast Maine Community College is still accepting applications for fall enrollment. Prospective students are encouraged to apply online.

Mississippi Highway Patrol participates in social media trend at gas stations to emphasize safety and law enforcement presence.

A marginal risk of severe weather has been issued for northeastern Arkansas as a cold front moves through the region, bringing potential damaging winds and heavy rain.

Mississippi Highway Patrol encourages prospective recruits to apply for its upcoming cadet class, offering a glimpse into the life of a state trooper.

A heat advisory remains in effect along and south of the Tennessee-Mississippi line as temperatures push heat indices above 105 degrees Fahrenheit.

Red foxes, recognizable by their reddish fur and distinctive tails, are widespread in Mississippi and communicate through a variety of vocal sounds, including a high-pitched scream.

Members of Grace Bible Baptist Church delivered cupcakes to officers and staff, expressing their support and appreciation.

Mississippi Highway Patrol reports a high volume of applications for Cadet Class 71 and shares tips for physical fitness preparation.

All of Mississippi is under an extreme heat warning or advisory as temperatures push into the 110s, prompting health and safety precautions.

Adult learners in Mississippi can enroll in new classes beginning August 10, focusing on high school equivalency, job skills, and career development.

Leaders from across a five-county region gathered at Northeast Mississippi Community College to hear about the institution’s future plans and partnerships.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks invites the public to visit shooting facilities before summer ends.

Residents aged 12 and older can prepare for the upcoming hunting season by enrolling in online or in-person Hunter Education courses offered across Maryland.

Learn how to identify venomous snakes in Mississippi and stay safe outdoors this summer, according to local wildlife officials.