Author: Jon R Myers

A college highlights its students’ lasting memories from 2005 and encourages new applicants to create their own at NEMCC.

The IRS encourages taxpayers, businesses, and tax professionals to sign up for the Taxpayer Access Point to manage taxes, payments, and refunds.

As temperatures peak, residents in the Mid-South are looking forward to cooler autumn weather, with daylight hours decreasing in the coming weeks.

The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is tracking Tropical Storm Bertha, which is forecast to move westward and potentially make landfall in Louisiana. Warnings are in effect for the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

The Franklin County Disaster Service Center will move to a new address starting July 22, 2026, at 11 a.m., according to officials.

The Mississippi Outdoors crew joins fisheries biologists to collect data on spotted bass in Byhalia Creek, supporting conservation and sustainable fishing efforts.

Fawning season in Mississippi generally peaks in July, but it can start as early as mid-June or extend into late August depending on the region, wildlife officials say.

A new audit highlights issues with the Mississippi Department of Education’s handling of teacher reimbursements for classroom supplies, prompting calls for reform.

Northeast High School is set to hold its annual Meet the Tigers event on August 18, showcasing athletes and building community spirit ahead of the new season.

Northeast Community College will partner with local law enforcement for active shooter training on July 21 and 22 at Patterson Hall, with increased police presence expected.

Haleigh Leach chose Northeast for its affordability and discovered a supportive environment that helped her thrive academically and personally.

Deputies responded to a parked vehicle with occupants passed out and arrested two people on drug charges, according to authorities.

Several residents have received threatening calls from someone claiming to be an officer with the Alcorn County Sheriff’s Office, authorities say.

A heat warning is in place for Memphis and the Mid-South through Tuesday, with temperatures feeling above 105 degrees.

Mississippi is accepting applications for its cadet law enforcement program through August 29, aiming to inspire future public safety leaders.

MEMA warns residents of potential impacts from Tropical Depression Two, which may strengthen into a tropical storm and cause flash flooding along the Gulf Coast and southern Mississippi.

Members of the Mississippi Highway Patrol secured several top finishes at the Lawfit 2026 competition, highlighting their fitness and teamwork.

College students interested in volunteering can apply through July 20. The National Weather Service is encouraging applications.

A heat advisory warning residents of Memphis about high temperatures and dangerous heat indices through Tuesday.