Author: Jon R Myers

The National Weather Service in Memphis has expanded its wind advisory for the region, cautioning residents about strong winds outside of thunderstorms expected later today.

Anthony Linton, a non-traditional student from Chicago, has overcome obstacles to excel in Northeast Mississippi Community College’s HVAC program and honor societies.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety announced it is adding scooters to its fleet to improve mobility and visibility for state agencies, but later revealed it was an April Fools’ prank.

The Mississippi Highway Patrol and Department of Public Safety mark their 88th anniversary, reflecting decades of public safety efforts in the state.

Anthony Linton, a non-traditional student from Chicago, is thriving at Northeast after enrolling in the college’s HVAC program.

President Ford appeared on TigerTalk to highlight Northeast’s academic programs and student support services, emphasizing the institution’s commitment to accessible education.

Stafford Shurden, a well-known Mississippi social media personality, discusses his diverse career on the latest episode of the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast.

Students in Northeast’s Practical Nursing program are providing comfort items to children at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Booneville, demonstrating hands-on community care.

A recent review highlights concerns about Mississippi’s spending habits, including procurement prices and allocation of funds for services and administration.

North East Mississippi Community College will host the statewide science fair at Bonner Arnold Coliseum, seeking judges and volunteers for the event.

Mississippi taxpayers have 15 days left to file and pay their income taxes for the year. Officials emphasize that extensions to file do not delay tax payments.

A cold front is expected to produce a low chance of severe weather in parts of Tennessee and Arkansas on Tuesday afternoon, mainly north of Interstate 40.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety urges drivers to prioritize safety with simple decisions behind the wheel.

Col. Jerry Carter of the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks was honored as a Patriotic Employer by the Department of Defense support program.

Marketing interns Brady and Halle visited campus to ask students about their majors and what excites them most about Northeast.

Spirit spent time with second graders at Anderson Elementary, playing games before a baseball game.

Turkey hunters are encouraged to participate in the Spring Gobbler Hunter Survey to help gather data for turkey management efforts across the state.

Fannye Cook, a trailblazer in Mississippi conservation, played a key role in establishing the state’s wildlife and natural science programs. Her legacy continues to influence resource management today.

De’Andria, a human resources generalist, was recognized as Employee of the Month for her dedication and teamwork, according to her manager.

A warm and windy spring day is expected for the Mid-South, with gusts over 35 mph possible in parts of Arkansas and Missouri.