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Northeast Mississippi Community College will cancel all evening classes on April 28, 2026, amid an approaching severe weather threat, according to school officials.

The Burgers and Bingos event scheduled for tonight has been postponed because of potential severe weather. Organizers will announce a new date soon.

The National Weather Service has expanded the risk area for severe weather, urging residents to stay updated through local meteorologists.

A new report reveals over $10.5 million in taxpayer money was used for healthcare services for illegal immigrants over a three-year period. WTVA has coverage.

During Bear Week 2026, former Black Bear Coordinator Brad Young reflects on the growth of Mississippi’s black bear population and the conservation efforts that made it possible.

Parts of Mississippi face an increased risk of severe weather today, including damaging winds, large hail, and possible tornadoes, according to forecast alerts.

The National Weather Service warns residents to stay alert as another round of strong to severe thunderstorms is forecasted for parts of Tennessee and Mississippi.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has issued an enhanced risk for severe storms, including damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes, affecting parts of the metro area.

Adult Education students and Booneville High School students participated in mock interviews to build confidence and workforce readiness, with support from local community leaders.

The college hosted its Phi Theta Kappa end-of-year banquet to celebrate student achievements and introduce new leadership.