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A complex of thunderstorms is forecast to move through the Mid-South region, with some storms potentially producing damaging winds.

The National Weather Service has issued a slight risk for severe thunderstorms overnight, with damaging winds possible.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks officials safely removed two alligator snapping turtles from a lake drainage, aiding conservation efforts.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is hiring IT professionals and revenue specialists. Applications are due soon.

Elevated humidity may lead to heat advisories on Friday, with slightly cooler conditions expected over the weekend and into next week.

A complex of thunderstorms is forecast to cross the Mid-South region tonight into Friday morning, with some storms possibly causing damage.

New insights reveal that habitat conditions play a crucial role in fawn survival, potentially outweighing predator presence. Proper habitat management can improve recruitment for future generations.

An event scheduled for September 24, 2026, will honor Northeast traditions, feature friends and sports, and offer an opportunity for new memories.

Northeast Mississippi Community College is renovating White Hall with new flooring, lighting, and furnishings to improve student living spaces.

Northeast and William Carey University have signed a memorandum of understanding to provide students with improved transfer options and scholarship opportunities.

Multiple rounds of thunderstorms are expected over the coming days, with potential for localized flooding in northern parts of the Mid-South, weather officials say.

The region is expected to experience heavy rainfall starting late Thursday night, with stronger storms potentially causing flash flooding and microbursts.

Melissa from the Mississippi Department of Revenue represented the agency at the inaugural Southeast Independent Automobile Dealer Conference, engaging with dealers from three states.

Mississippi Department of Education plans to activate teacher classroom supply funds earlier this year, but many teachers will still have professional development days before the funds are available, according to state officials.

The latest episode of the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast features U.S. Forest Service biologist Rick Dillard discussing the Magnolia Records Program and his two decades of work in deer record-keeping.

Rising humidity levels may lead to heat advisories in the coming days, with cooler weather expected over the weekend.

Eight openings remain for the MI-BEST program at Northeast Mississippi Community College, helping students earn their high school equivalency and start career training simultaneously.

A weather system bringing showers and thunderstorms is impacting Memphis, with concerns about gusty winds, heavy rain, and fog development overnight.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks has opened a new 2,882-acre wildlife management area in the Delta region, offering expanded hunting opportunities.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks encourages outdoor enthusiasts to visit their shooting facilities this summer, regardless of fishing activity.