Author: Jon R Myers

Clear skies, light winds, and saturated soils are expected to lead to increased fog development, prompting a Dense Fog Advisory until 10 a.m.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is hiring for roles that support fair property assessments statewide. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply.

Authorities recovered a stolen Polaris Ranger 570 and arrested two suspects, charging them with theft-related offenses, according to the Prentiss County Sheriff’s Department.

The annual Rick Haggard Memorial Run will take place on Saturday, August 29, 2026, organizers announced.

Several Driver Service Bureau locations are experiencing temporary software disruptions, according to officials. Operations are expected to return to normal once updates are completed.

Mississippi State Capitol Police is accepting applications for Cadet Class 71 through Aug. 29. Interested candidates can apply online.

State officials highlight the importance of proactive actions like litter pickup to prevent larger community problems, supporting efforts led by First Lady Elee Reeves.

Mississippi’s Deer Management Assistance Program was the first of its kind in the country, leading to significant success in local deer management efforts.

The Missouri Department of Conservation has opened applications for the 2026 WMA draw hunts, allowing hunters to apply for deer, early teal, rabbit, and dove hunts until August 15, 2026.

A new episode of the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast discusses how hunting and fishing license fees support wildlife conservation efforts in the state.

Advocates emphasize the need for better funding to ensure teachers can concentrate on instruction without financial worries.

Funnel clouds may form in northeast Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel, but they are unlikely to reach the ground or cause damage, according to weather officials.

Eight openings remain for the MI-BEST Program at Northeast Mississippi Community College, which helps students earn their high school equivalency while pursuing career training.

Players exchanged playful banter as they prepared for the upcoming game this Saturday, according to footage shared by Luke Price.

The annual charity softball game between firefighters and police aims to support Havis’ Kids, a local charity, with proceeds helping children in need.

The Mississippi Community College System has unveiled the Jobs Promise Performance Program to enhance workforce training and economic growth.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety’s Chaplain Program thanks Rock of Ages Ministries for donating First Responder Bibles to support first responders statewide.

Four employees of the Mississippi Department of Public Safety have been recognized as July Employees of the Month for their dedication and professionalism.