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Forecasters predict below-average temperatures will persist through Friday, with a return to near-normal conditions by the weekend.

Funnel clouds may form in northeast Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel, but they are unlikely to reach the ground or cause damage, according to weather officials.

Hot and humid weather is expected to return, with triple-digit heat index values likely. A heat advisory could be issued as soon as Saturday.

A Level 2 flash flood risk is expected across much of Mississippi on Tuesday, with heavy rain and potential flooding prompting safety advisories.

Mississippi Emergency Management Agency will open six Disaster Service Centers to assist residents affected by severe storms in early May.

Disaster Service Centers are now open across five counties to assist residents affected by the May 6-7 severe storms. Multiple options are available for aid.

Eight openings remain for the MI-BEST Program at Northeast Mississippi Community College, which helps students earn their high school equivalency while pursuing career training.

Players exchanged playful banter as they prepared for the upcoming game this Saturday, according to footage shared by Luke Price.

The annual charity softball game between firefighters and police aims to support Havis’ Kids, a local charity, with proceeds helping children in need.

The Mississippi Community College System has unveiled the Jobs Promise Performance Program to enhance workforce training and economic growth.

Forecasters warn of heavy rain and flash flood risks this afternoon as storms move in from the east. Residents are advised to exercise caution near waterways.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety’s Chaplain Program thanks Rock of Ages Ministries for donating First Responder Bibles to support first responders statewide.

Forecasters predict ongoing unsettled weather through midweek, with dry conditions returning by the weekend, according to weather experts.

A cold front will bring below-average temperatures through Thursday or Friday, with a return to near-normal levels later in the week.

Four employees of the Mississippi Department of Public Safety have been recognized as July Employees of the Month for their dedication and professionalism.

Temperatures will remain below normal through late week, with the highest chances of rain and storms expected Tuesday and Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service in Memphis.

Heavy rainfall over the past two months has led to major improvements in drought conditions across the Mid-South, according to recent data.

A new six-minute video highlights how Northeast Mississippi Community College Adult Education students have transformed their lives, amid threats to federal funding for adult education programs.

Mississippi’s MDWFP State Fishing Lakes provide numerous opportunities for anglers across the state to enjoy fishing and outdoor recreation.