Author: Jon R Myers

Temperatures remain unseasonably warm ahead of expected rainfall in Memphis, with cooler weather returning early next week, according to the National Weather Service.

Officials are requesting storm reports from residents affected by last night’s severe weather, including damage and hail sightings.

The Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS) invites residents in the Mid-South to become volunteer observers and assist with precipitation data collection.

A new adult education class at North East Mississippi Community College starts April 20, offering a path to high school equivalency diploma and graduation.

Cadets in Class #70 completed the ninth week of training, focusing on boxing, DUI investigations, and roadside safety procedures.

Eighth-grade English students at Marietta Elementary experienced an immersive VR lesson on Anne Frank, led by Northeast Tech Connect Team members. The event aimed to enhance understanding of history through technology.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is hiring and provides numerous benefits and a positive work environment. Interested candidates can view current openings online.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has declared the end of severe weather for the night. Authorities are urging residents to report any storm-related damage.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Storm Prediction Center has issued preliminary reports on this afternoon’s severe weather activity.

Several CTED officers have been promoted, reflecting their dedication to public safety and strengthening the agency.