Author: Jon R Myers

The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for parts of eight states, lasting until 11 p.m. CDT.

Winds gusting over 40 mph prompted a Wind Advisory, urging residents to secure loose items until Monday morning.

Students have until today, March 15, to apply for the NEMCC Foundation Scholarships for the 2026-2027 academic year.

The 2026 spring turkey hunting season launches today, with forecasts based on hunter observations and participation encouraged through a survey.

The Prentiss County Sheriff’s Department warns residents about a scam text message circulating this week. Authorities advise deleting the message and not clicking any links.

John Ward hosts ‘Fast Question Friday’ in north Mississippi, encouraging community engagement.

Proper maintenance of spray rigs is crucial for effective habitat management, helping protect wildlife and improve land outcomes, according to Mississippi wildlife officials.

The latest episode of TigerTalk features discussions on recent events at Northeast Mississippi Community College. Listen now.

Tony Carter, a night student in Booneville, has earned his high school equivalency diploma through NEMCC Adult Education, officials announced.

The Jackson station has been shut down since early morning due to a power outage, authorities say.

Columbia station reopened early Tuesday morning after a closure, while Jackson station remains closed, authorities say.

Commissioner Sean Tindell urges caution as scam messages circulate again. Authorities advise residents to stay vigilant.

Fifty-seven cadets remain in Class 70, continuing their training efforts, according to the Mississippi Department of Public Safety.

Parents and guardians can now link youth hunters’ profiles to manage licenses and accounts more easily through MDWFP systems.

Authorities warn residents about a phishing scam involving fake text messages claiming to be from the DMV. Do not respond to or click on links in these messages.

A tornado warning remains in effect for George County until 12:15 a.m. CDT, prompting residents to stay alert and seek shelter.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is visiting campuses this month to connect with students interested in careers in public service and to recruit summer interns.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks recently held workshops to teach private landowners about using fire for habitat management. Participants gained hands-on experience with guidance from certified burn experts.

More than 100 kids under 15 participated in outdoor activities and turkey hunting education during the event organized by MDWFP and the National Wild Turkey Federation.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue warns taxpayers about increased scams during tax season, including phishing, smishing, and AI-driven impersonation efforts.