Author: Jon R Myers

Interns took a break from their work to tour the historic Governor’s Mansion in downtown Jackson this week.

Officer Clinton L. Franks of Booneville has completed the North Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Course, according to city officials.

Northeast Health Sciences highlights a 98% employment rate among its graduates, emphasizing its role in preparing students for in-demand health careers.

College officials from Northeast Mississippi Community College visited a D.C. office to discuss workforce development initiatives and training programs.

Officer John Toles has completed his training at the Law Enforcement Training Academy, marking a significant milestone in his law enforcement career.

A review of recent studies on wildlife populations uncovers complex and unexpected findings that challenge traditional management practices.

Mississippi will mandate driver’s education for all new drivers beginning July 1, 2027. A list of approved providers is available online.

A marginal risk of thunderstorms is expected Tuesday across northeast Arkansas, the Missouri Bootheel, and West Tennessee, with damaging winds and heavy rain possible.

The National Weather Service warns of a slight risk of severe weather in northeast Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel, including damaging winds and heavy rainfall, with a small tornado chance.

Consumers are advised to ignore suspicious messages warning of license suspensions or debt collection. Authorities caution against clicking links or making payments.

President Dr. Ricky G. Ford highlights campus renovations, new facilities, and upcoming initiatives on the latest episode of TigerTalk.

After earning MVP honors at the Reese’s All-Star Game, Corey Stephenson has signed his first professional contract with the Detroit Pistons, marking a significant step in his basketball career.

El Mastizo Mexican Grill sponsored a meal for sheriff’s department and justice court staff, receiving praise for its quality.

The application window for several draw hunts opens July 15 and runs through August 15, according to the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

Jackson residents are invited to Disaster Preparedness Day on June 26 at Lowe’s to learn emergency readiness skills and connect with local resources.

Mississippi State Auditor Shad White released a report detailing government waste from 2018 to 2025, including spending on diversity initiatives and educational programs.

A new guide highlights the importance of diverse habitats for wildlife health, emphasizing that uniform landscapes often fall short for species like deer, turkey, and quail.

MDWFP offers outdoor shooting ranges across Mississippi for enthusiasts of all skill levels, highlighting 250 years of American marksmanship.

Mississippi residents can fish without a license on July 4th, but permits are still required for state-owned lakes. The day offers a chance for both new and experienced anglers to enjoy the sport.

State spending on government travel, vehicles, and fuel in Mississippi has reached approximately $25 million annually, outpacing neighboring states and growing significantly since 2015.