Author: Jon R Myers

Rainfall totals are decreasing slightly, with forecasters predicting 1.5 to 2 inches. No widespread severe weather is expected, but isolated thunderstorms are possible Saturday evening.

Mississippi teachers are among the lowest paid in the nation and earn less than they did in 2008 after adjusting for inflation, according to state officials.

Ten young hunters participated in the 2026 Mississippi Youth Waterfowl Camp, gaining skills in safety, habitat management, and hunting techniques.

The National Weather Service in Memphis advises families to identify safe locations ahead of tornado threats.

The warm weather pattern is likely to continue into next week, according to forecasts.

The National Weather Service in Memphis emphasizes the importance of community communication and planning ahead for tornado safety.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation hosted its second annual assembly, highlighting regional efforts and honoring outstanding personnel.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue will participate in the University of Southern Mississippi’s 2026 Business Career Fair on Tuesday, offering information on careers in public service.

Officials announced there will be no statewide tornado drill this morning. Residents are encouraged to review their tornado safety plans.

Harrison Dewitt, a student at Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Booneville campus, has earned his High School Equivalency Diploma after dedicated effort.