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Showers and storms are expected to impact northwest Tennessee Tuesday, with a flood threat and ongoing heat advisories in effect.

NEMCC Adult Education continues to accept enrollments for students seeking their high school equivalency diploma, offering a path to a brighter future.

MDWFP highlights its K-9 Unit, demonstrating how specially trained dogs assist in wildlife law enforcement and conservation efforts.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights popular lakes and parks for boating and fishing enthusiasts across the state.

Residents in affected Mississippi counties have three days left to seek disaster aid following severe winter storms from Jan. 23-27.

The office highlights its Summer Interns from the Financial and Compliance Division, acknowledging their work supporting audits and gaining professional experience.

Mississippi State Parks will hold seven large Independence Day events across the state, offering a variety of activities for families and visitors starting July 3.

Mississippi marks National Fishing and Boating Week with free fishing days and activities encouraging outdoor recreation across the state.

Residents in several Mississippi counties have five days left to apply for disaster assistance following winter storms in late January.

High heat and humidity are forecast for Memphis and surrounding regions next week, with heat indices reaching over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Authorities advise precautions to stay safe.

Forty-four law enforcement cadets graduated from Mississippi’s Cadet Class 70, marking the start of their new careers.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue congratulates graduates across the state and invites talented individuals to consider career opportunities with the agency.

Registration is open for MSSP coaching training classes across Mississippi for the upcoming season, with sessions scheduled in June and July.

A report highlights significant financial losses due to mismanagement of state assets and advocates for reforms to reduce government waste.

As Missouri observes Summer Safety Day, officials emphasize that lightning-related deaths rise during the summer months. In 2025, 20 Americans died after being struck by lightning.

The Gaye Roden Carr Aqua Center is now accepting reservations for pool rentals, including birthdays and events. Swim lessons will be announced soon.

Students are engaging in summer activities at Northeast Mississippi Community College, gaining new skills and building confidence amid a lively campus atmosphere.

Mississippi is marking June as Great Outdoors Month with opportunities for outdoor recreation across the state, including hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing.

As hurricane season kicks off on June 1, officials encourage preparedness. A new coloring book aims to educate children on safety tips in a fun way.

A new class rotation for adult learners begins June 10, offering an opportunity to earn a high school equivalency diploma and improve future prospects.