Author: Jon R Myers

The National Weather Service forecasts a heatwave for Memphis starting next week, with heat indices potentially exceeding 110 degrees Fahrenheit.

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.

Temperatures are expected to increase across the Mid-South, prompting health officials to advise residents to stay hydrated and take precautions outdoors.

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

Prospective cadets can still apply for the upcoming class and meet recruiters in person across the state.

Meteorologists warn of high temperatures and increased humidity forecast for the coming week.

A rise in shower and thunderstorm activity is expected this evening into the overnight hours, with a flash flood threat in some areas, especially west of the Mississippi River.

Northeast Community College’s Certified Nurse Aide program provides accessible training options for those interested in healthcare careers.