Author: Jon R Myers

Officials have issued a Tornado Watch for the Mid-South region, valid until 10 p.m. local time.

Northeast Mississippi Community College will cancel all evening classes on April 28, 2026, amid an approaching severe weather threat, according to school officials.

A new report reveals over $10.5 million in taxpayer money was used for healthcare services for illegal immigrants over a three-year period. WTVA has coverage.

During Bear Week 2026, former Black Bear Coordinator Brad Young reflects on the growth of Mississippi’s black bear population and the conservation efforts that made it possible.

Adult Education students and Booneville High School students participated in mock interviews to build confidence and workforce readiness, with support from local community leaders.

The college hosted its Phi Theta Kappa end-of-year banquet to celebrate student achievements and introduce new leadership.

Northeast Community College is providing practical training for careers in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical work.

Parts of Mississippi face an enhanced risk of severe weather, including damaging winds, hail, and possible tornadoes, on April 28, 2026.

Adult education students at Northeast Mississippi Community College are participating in mock interviews to prepare for job searches, college admissions, and career advancement.

A tornado watch is in effect for several states in the central U.S. until 5 a.m. CDT, replacing and expanding previous alerts.

Students interested in agriculture or forestry are invited to a free event tomorrow night. Registration closes today.

The college’s gospel choir and Shannon High School choir performed a spirited night of music, joy, and community at Hines Hall.

A new report from Mississippi’s State Auditor reveals over $10.5 million in taxpayer funds were used for Medicaid services for illegal immigrants over three fiscal years.

Students at Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Adult Education program spent time practicing interview skills ahead of upcoming mock interviews. The session focused on etiquette, handshakes, and tying ties.

Mississippi’s black bears, once nearly extinct in the state, are on the rise thanks to decades of protection efforts and habitat management.

Conservation efforts, driven by hunters and landowners, have helped black bears return to Mississippi. The state continues to benefit from habitat restoration and historic conservation programs.

A tornado watch is in effect for portions of Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, and Tennessee until 11 p.m. CDT. Additional watches are expected later for southern areas.

The 2026-2027 Tiger Ambassador application is open until May 1. Students are encouraged to apply now.

The company’s offices are closed today in observance of a state holiday and will reopen Tuesday, April 28.