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Mississippi recognizes National Alligator Day by highlighting the state’s native reptiles and safety tips for outdoor enthusiasts.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks reports over 2,800 boat contacts and 296 citations during Memorial Day weekend enforcement efforts.

Mississippi Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks Department reports a record-breaking turkey harvest during the 2026 spring season, driven by increased participation and favorable conditions.

Cadet Class 70 of the Mississippi Highway Patrol is set to graduate in eight days, marking the completion of intensive training.

The fire department invites community members to participate in its upcoming physical test on June 20 at Corinth High School.

The Mississippi Public Safety Summit recognized outstanding individuals in law enforcement, firefighting, and prosecution, drawing more than 900 attendees this year.

The city of Booneville is installing 35 Axon Outpost license plate recognition cameras to improve safety in neighborhoods and parks. The technology aims to assist law enforcement in quick response and investigations.

The Department of Revenue in Mississippi has garnered praise from taxpayers, highlighting the efforts of its employees.

Invasive plant species are altering ecosystems across Mississippi, but management strategies can help restore native habitats, officials say.

The Disaster Service Center in Alcorn County will be closed until June 1. Residents are advised to apply for FEMA assistance online or by phone.

The Non-Profit Spending Dashboard allows the public to view taxpayer-funded organizations and their funding sources over the past five years.

Despite a decline over recent decades, some Mississippi residents still hear male bobwhite quail calling during breeding season. State biologists monitor these populations through call counts and public reports.

Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Adult Education program urges adults to take the first step toward a better future, emphasizing that it’s never too late to invest in oneself.

A new episode of the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast features MDWFP biologist Martin Coker discussing wildlife management, including nuisance animals and fur bearers.

Young male black bears are traveling across Mississippi each summer, prompting safety tips from wildlife officials to prevent conflicts with humans.

The Corinth Police Department is hosting a blood drive on June 3 at its parking lot, encouraging community members to donate and help save lives.

In episode 401, Northeast President Dr. Ricky G. Ford discusses the college’s focus on personalized education and workforce preparation.

Northeast School has announced its newly elected student government officers, including president, vice president, and secretary.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has issued a dense fog advisory until 9 a.m., urging motorists to exercise caution and drive safely.

Northeast will close West Veterans Boulevard for approximately three days starting Tuesday or Wednesday, weather permitting, to repair a crosswalk near North College Street.