Author: Jon R Myers

Disaster Service Centers in Hancock, Harrison, Stone, and Pearl River Counties will be closed Labor Day weekend, but assistance is still available online and by phone.

An audit by Mississippi’s state auditor revealed the state has the second-highest car tag fees nationwide, with costs often surpassing $1,000, and uncovered over $400 million in government waste.

As the 2026 alligator season approaches, wildlife officials share interesting facts about these reptiles. Experts highlight their unique features and seasonal behaviors.

Northeast Community College reports a 2.3% increase in fall enrollment, reaching 3,502 students for the upcoming semester.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is hiring an attorney to join its team and contribute to state government efforts.

The Tigers secure a straight-set victory over Coahoma, highlighted by 14 aces and strong offensive performances.

Northeast is partnering with industry leaders to give students hands-on experience and better prepare them for evolving job markets, according to President Ford on TigerTalk.

Trevor McCreary was taken into custody after deputies found drugs during a traffic stop on August 28, 2026, in Prentiss County, Mississippi.

Mississippi marks National Hunting and Fishing Day as hunting seasons open across the state. The event highlights the importance of outdoor traditions and conservation efforts.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety recognized its September Employees of the Month for their service and dedication.

The IMPACT Scholarship Program recognizes students and the educators who have made a lasting impact on their lives, emphasizing perseverance and support.

The student government association provided Powerades to support band students at Northeast Mississippi Community College, thanks to a donation from Corinth Coca-Cola Bottling Group.

Kirk Chism, NEMCC’s Paramedic Director, shared his career journey and introduced students to the college’s new EMS program, highlighting opportunities in the field.

Most of the state remains under a heat advisory through the week, with temperatures reaching the mid to upper 90s and heat indices climbing above 110 in some areas.

Emily, Deputy Office Director of Business Tax Administration, has been recognized for her leadership and dedication by the Department of Revenue.

The latest episode features author and historian Jim McCafferty discussing Mississippi’s hunting and fishing history dating back to the 1830s.

Oppressive heat and humidity are expected to continue through the holiday weekend, prompting heat advisories across the Mid-South region.

Three officers with the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks were promoted during ceremonies in August. The department commended their dedication to conservation and public service.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks and partners invite the public to a conservation event on September 10, 2026, at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science.