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This fall, students can prioritize their futures with online programs at Northeast Community College, designed to fit busy schedules.

Northeast Mississippi Community College mourns the loss of Harvey Childers, a former head coach who led the Tigers from 1985 to 1992.

Numerous showers and isolated thunderstorms are ongoing across parts of the Mid-South, with temperatures in the 70s and 80s.

FEMA has announced disaster assistance for residents affected by severe storms in several counties. Assistance can be accessed in person or through various online and phone options.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights the bluegill, a common and recognizable fish in state waters, perfect for anglers of all ages.

With snake activity increasing in summer, officials recommend yard maintenance over chemical repellents to prevent encounters.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is accepting applications for several positions, but only for a short period. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply soon.

Forecasters warn of another heat wave next week, with temperatures potentially reaching dangerous levels. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and take precautions outdoors.

A few light showers from overnight thunderstorms are moving into Oklahoma, but little accumulation is expected. Cooler weather is giving way to a hotter, more humid forecast.

Eighteen graduates from Basic Class 280 took the oath to serve and protect communities across Mississippi, officials say.

Conservation officers from the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks secured top honors at the 2026 LawFit competition, earning the title of national champions.

Mississippi’s car tag fees are among the highest in the country, with potential for relief if government waste is addressed, a new report finds.

Northeast Mississippi Community College discusses the potential impact of the new Jobs Promise Performance Program on students and workforce development.

Northeast Community College invites prospective students to join a supportive community that offers opportunities for growth and success.

Most of the Mid-South experienced cloud cover during sunrise, but the day is expected to be warm and sunny with temperatures in the 80s and 90s.

The National Weather Service in Memphis reports cooler conditions today and tomorrow, but temperatures are expected to climb back up over the weekend, with August forecasted to be warmer than normal.

One of two disaster service centers in Lincoln County will close this weekend, but assistance remains available at other locations and online for storm victims.

Wild turkey poults and bobwhite quail chicks share more habitat requirements than many realize. Proper land management can benefit both species during their vulnerable early stages.

Northeast Community College’s online programs provide a flexible option for students balancing work, family, and other commitments.

Residents are advised to enjoy the current cooler, drier weather, which is expected to last through Saturday before hotter and more humid conditions return early next week.