Author: Jon R Myers

An audit reveals significant financial waste across Mississippi state agencies, including overpriced items and high fees for residents.

Deputy AJ Navarro has completed 12 weeks of training at the North Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Academy, marking a significant milestone.

Candace Devereaux from the Mississippi Office of Homeland Security discussed career opportunities at the ‘Days of Intrigue Career Fair’ held at Ole Miss.

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.

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.

Although white-tailed deer and wild turkeys often share habitats, their distinct survival strategies demand tailored management practices, wildlife officials note.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is accepting applications for summer internships in accounting, communications, and information technology. The deadline is April 1.

Northeast Community College’s Radiologic Technology program provides hands-on training and prepares students for national certification, with limited spots available for the upcoming application cycle.

The Northeast Mississippi Community College jazz band showcased their talents at a recent event, highlighting the skills and dedication of the students.

The latest TigerTime episode features an interview with Leigh Ann Steward, director of counseling services at NEMCC.

Biologists from the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, along with U.S. Fish and Wildlife and Mississippi State University, are assessing deer health across the state.

A wind advisory begins at 11 a.m. in northeast Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel, with gusts nearing 40 mph. Residents are urged to secure outdoor items.

Low humidity and moderate winds are raising concerns about wildfire risk this weekend. Authorities urge caution and to check for burn bans before outdoor activities.

President Dr. Ricky G. Ford and Liz Calvery discuss legislative priorities for Mississippi community colleges, including funding and workforce needs, in the latest TigerTalk episode.

Authorities are seeking information on a man reportedly exposing himself to women in multiple parking areas. Police advise reporting any incidents promptly.

The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor uncovered instances of agencies paying up to $5,800 for TV screens, highlighting issues with procurement practices.