Author: Jon R Myers

Research indicates residents are significantly more likely to die in mobile or manufactured homes than in permanent residences. Experts recommend reviewing safety tips.

A gust of 50 mph may be enough to flip an RV or mobile home, prompting safety advisories for travelers and residents.

Mobile home residents are urged to prepare evacuation plans ahead of storm season, officials say.

The Mississippi Highway Patrol shared a Valentine’s Day message emphasizing their commitment to public safety.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety issued a Valentine’s Day greeting to the public, encouraging safe and responsible celebrations.

Mary Dukes, director of the Mississippi Forensics Lab, is gaining attention for her leadership and expertise.

The auditor’s office reports significant progress in financial investigations, recovering millions and demanding restitution.

John Berry caught a 3.25-pound crappie at Mary Crawford State Lake, setting a new record, according to the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

Experts recommend supplementing outdoor sirens with indoor alerts like weather app notifications and radios to ensure safety.

On National Radio Day, appreciation is expressed for dispatchers across the state who play a vital role in emergency response efforts.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety hosted a Mardi Gras event at Children’s of Mississippi, bringing joy to staff, patients, and families.

Derrick Denman received a 10-year sentence after pleading guilty to methamphetamine trafficking in Lee County, Mississippi.

Students interested in athletic training can apply for scholarships offering up to $1,915 per semester for the 2026-2027 academic year.

North East Mississippi Community College is hosting a free baseball event for children with physical or mental challenges on March 16 at The Plex.

The Department of Revenue will close its offices on Feb. 19 in observance of Presidents’ Day, officials announced.

The National Weather Service emphasizes the risks of lightning during summer, especially during water activities that often lead to fatalities.

The Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers’ Training Academy is ready to welcome Cadet Class 70, with three more sleeps until kickoff.