Author: Jon R Myers

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of increased fire danger in parts of north Mississippi and the Mid-South region.

Deputy Antrell Tucker has completed training at the North Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Academy and will now serve as a patrol deputy.

The National Weather Service in Jackson has issued an elevated fire danger for Saturday due to dry conditions and gusty winds, prompting burn bans in several counties.

The department highlights its commitment to serving the public with integrity and excellence across various services, including tax filing and vehicle registration.

As hunters prepare for turkey season, authorities emphasize safety measures to prevent accidents and ensure responsible hunting. A hunter education course is recommended for all participants.

A cold front is expected to pass through the Mid-South, bringing gusty winds and light rain, mainly north of I-40. Cooler temperatures are forecast for Saturday.

Public Safety Planning Director Josh Bromen and Ms. Courtnie took part in the Run the Rainbow for Children’s event in Jackson last week, highlighting community engagement.

A chance of light rain is expected across northern areas on Friday, with minimal rainfall totals. Most regions should see less than a quarter-inch of rain.

Northeast Mississippi Community College has been recognized as a 2026 Most Promising Place to Work in Community Colleges, highlighting its commitment to a positive work environment.