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The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of evening storms with damaging winds and hail along and north of I-40, as temperatures remain cool in the morning.

The National Weather Service warns of extreme heat today, with heat advisories in effect for much of the Mid-South region.

Applicants for the 2026 Wildlife Management Area draw hunts are receiving email notifications. Hunters are advised to check their status and secure necessary licenses.

A Falkner man was arrested after attempting to steal from Tractor Supply and was found with weapons and merchandise. Authorities say he is a convicted felon.

Mississippi officials are opening five Disaster Service Centers to aid residents affected by Tropical Storm Arthur. Centers open Tuesday in four counties.

An air quality alert is in effect for the Memphis Metropolitan Area through sunset due to high ozone levels, prompting health warnings for sensitive groups.

A public safety forum will be held Tuesday evening at New Horizons Church in Jackson, featuring Mississippi Capitol Police Chief Bo Luckey and other officials.

Mississippi wildlife officials remind hunters to review season rules and prepare for opening day. Resources are available online.

From July to September, biologists in Mississippi capture, band, and release resident wood ducks to monitor their populations and movements.

The Northeast Tigers community gathers tonight at Tiger Stadium for a season kickoff event featuring athlete introductions, band performances, and a football scrimmage.

Laurie Kesler, director of NEMCC’s Adult Education program, shares her passion for helping students achieve new opportunities and transform their lives. Her dedication spans 26 years in education.

A brief cooldown is expected tomorrow, but heat advisories remain in effect in parts of the Delta Region and North Mississippi. Temperatures will rise again Wednesday.

Temperatures in the Mid-South are expected to be slightly lower today, with a heat advisory in effect for parts of the Delta and northern Mississippi. The heat is forecasted to return Wednesday.

A slight risk for severe storms is expected late Wednesday afternoon into the night, with damaging winds as the main threat, according to weather officials.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks promotes ‘bow range burning,’ a targeted controlled burn method that quickly attracts deer and turkeys.

The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor announced several efforts this summer, including fraud convictions, financial audits, and new initiatives to identify waste.

The college has launched a Flickr album featuring campus events and daily moments. Students and staff can browse and download their favorite images.

The entire state is under a Level 3 heat risk, with temperatures reaching the upper 90s and heat indices over 110°F. Authorities urge residents to take precautions.

The Wilkinson County Disaster Service Center remains open for storm-affected residents, with applications for aid due by Aug. 31.

A weakening upper-level ridge offers hope for reduced extreme heat in the coming days, while storms pose a risk today.