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Warm weather is expected to continue this week, with highs reaching the 90s by Friday, according to weather forecasts.

Starting July 1, 2026, Mississippi will raise the non-settling manufacturer cigarette fee from 2.20 cents to 2.27 cents per cigarette, as mandated by state law.

Brian Lee Jones of Walnut faces charges of issuing two bad checks after an investigation by the Prentiss County Sheriff’s Department.

Joshua Dean Leon, 44, of Corinth, faces charges after allegedly stealing more than $4,000 from a local Dollar General store, according to authorities.

As families celebrate Father’s Day, a recent report underscores the critical role fathers play in children’s health, education, and community well-being in Mississippi.

Heavy rainfall continues across Shelby County, overwhelming drainage systems and causing flooding and traffic issues, authorities warn.

Forecasters warn of strong to severe storms in northeast Mississippi, with damaging winds and heavy rain likely.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for areas in Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee through 7 p.m. CDT.

MEMA encourages residents affected by recent flooding to document damage and report it via an online tool, but clarifies this is not an assistance application.

Mississippi adult education programs emphasize the importance of investing in oneself through skill development and continuing education.

Todd Shiyou teams up with Finally Fishing Charters for a speckled trout fishing trip in Hancock County. Watch the highlights of their saltwater adventure.

Pollinator Week emphasizes the crucial role of bees, butterflies, birds, and other pollinators in maintaining healthy habitats and supporting biodiversity.

Mississippi officials have identified the cause of scanning problems with some driver’s licenses and are offering free replacements to affected residents.

The National Weather Service has issued a Level 2 risk for severe weather and flash flooding in northern and central Mississippi on Monday.

Northeast Community College emphasizes cost-effective education, helping students avoid excessive debt while achieving their academic goals.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue recognizes fathers within its agency and throughout the state for their dedication at work and home.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of ongoing risks of damaging winds and heavy rain, with a possible tornado threat tonight.

School districts across Mississippi recognize fathers, father figures, and community heroes on Father’s Day, acknowledging their leadership and strength.

Forecasters predict a series of storms will move through the area overnight into Monday morning, continuing into the afternoon.

Dreary conditions and ongoing storms are affecting northern Mississippi on Saturday, while the rest of the Mid-South enjoys warm, sunny weather.