Author: Jon R Myers

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

Ashley Johnson, 38, was reported missing by her family on March 18, but she was found safe the following day, authorities said.

The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office and Commissioner Sean Tindell received praise for their community work, according to a recent social media post.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks is inviting students to participate in the 2026 Bob Tyler Fish Hatchery Youth Art Contest, with submissions due by May 10, 2026.

Students enrolled in atmospheric science programs are encouraged to apply before the deadline on March 20.

President Ford discusses changes to Northeast scholarships, including a new ACT requirement for the Presidential Scholarship, along with campus and athletics news.

Mississippians can now report fraud, waste, or abuse of taxpayer funds by nonprofits via email or view funding details online.

Mississippi’s Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks has refreshed its Reel Facts with new data and tips for anglers ahead of spring. The updates include information on fishing regulations, amenities, and recent sampling results.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has confirmed six tornadoes from Sunday, including two recent additions in Beech Grove and Light.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue’s Taxpayer Access Point provides five essential services to assist taxpayers this tax season, including checking refunds and making payments.

Students and staff enjoyed an evening of music, laughter, and camaraderie at Northeast Mississippi Community College.

Wildlife officials explain the role of gizzard stones in a turkey’s digestion, encouraging hunters to observe these stones in harvested birds.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks wishes residents a happy St. Patrick’s Day with a cheerful message and photos.