Author: Jon R Myers

This year’s summer interns started their orientation, expressing enthusiasm to serve taxpayers effectively.

Applications for Louisiana’s 2026 public water alligator hunt are now open through June 12. The season runs from August 28 to September 7.

Two severe thunderstorm watches are in effect through this evening for parts of the Mid-South, indicating conditions are favorable for severe storms.

Manufacturers of cigarettes and electronic nicotine delivery systems can now submit certifications for the upcoming year, according to Mississippi Department of Revenue.

Lake Monroe reopened for bass fishing in 2023 after being closed for six months due to tornado damage. The Mississippi Outdoors crew captured the comeback on camera.

Mississippi will host free fishing days June 6-7, allowing anglers to fish without a license at state lakes and parks.

A new class rotation for adult learners starts June 10, offering an opportunity to earn a High School Equivalency Diploma and access new opportunities.

Mississippi is accepting applications for Cadet Class 71. Interested individuals are encouraged to apply online.

With hurricane season starting today, officials urge residents to prepare now to stay safe during the upcoming months.

A dense fog advisory is in effect for areas of West Tennessee and northern Mississippi, with visibility reduced to a quarter-mile or less in some locations.

An updated Dense Fog Advisory map warns of reduced visibility and dangerous driving conditions in affected areas.

Mississippi wildlife officials are gearing up for the alligator season, encouraging prospective hunters to apply for permits and providing details on the process.

District Attorney Jason Herring attended the annual Senior Citizens Appreciation Day, highlighting efforts to protect seniors from scams and honoring their contributions.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are ongoing in parts of west Tennessee and northeast Mississippi, with lightning, heavy rain, and gusty winds reported.

Mississippi officials are reminding drivers to buckle up on every trip amid a safety campaign.

A marginal risk for severe thunderstorms is expected Monday afternoon and evening, primarily over northeast Arkansas and northwest Tennessee, with confidence remaining low, according to weather forecasts.

Patchy dense fog is impacting eastern Arkansas, southeast Missouri, and West Tennessee this morning, with some areas experiencing visibility of half a mile or less.

Emergency Medical Services is in high demand across Mississippi. NEMCC Continuing Education encourages prospective students to start their EMS training.

Drivers are advised to exercise caution as fog is expected to create hazardous conditions through Saturday morning.

Students at Northeast High School are using iPads to personalize their learning, collaborate, and create projects, according to school officials.