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Most of the Mississippi River Valley and Great Plains are experiencing clear skies, with only a few cirrus clouds visible.

Brandon Presley will participate in a conversation hosted by the NEMCC Honors Institute on April 20 at 6:30 p.m.

The Crime Scene Unit engaged students at the TREK Job Extravaganza last week, offering hands-on experiences in forensic investigation.

A dense fog advisory is in place for West Tennessee through 9 a.m., prompting drivers to slow down and use low beam headlights.

More than 100 runners and walkers took part in the inaugural Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome 5K at Northeast Mississippi Community College, supporting research efforts.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks reminds hunters to consider their approach, whether covering ground or waiting patiently for a gobbler.

Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks staff hosted children and adults at Turkey Fork Reservoir to promote conservation and awareness of native species.

The college wrapped up its school year with a country concert, celebrating a successful season of performances.

Public safety officials from across Mississippi will gather May 19-22 for the 4th Annual Mississippi Public Safety Summit to collaborate and share ideas.

An 18-year-old man was arrested after a juvenile was found safe following a search in Prentiss County, Tennessee. Authorities say he faces charges of statutory rape and sexual battery.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights native pollinator plants as a way to support local deer, turkey, and quail populations and improve habitat health.

Biologists use the fat around a deer’s kidneys to assess overall herd health, providing a snapshot of nutritional condition and habitat quality.

Mississippi Emergency Management Agency outlines available support following federal disaster declaration DR-4899.

Officials are requesting storm reports from residents affected by last night’s severe weather, including damage and hail sightings.

A new adult education class at North East Mississippi Community College starts April 20, offering a path to high school equivalency diploma and graduation.

Eighth-grade English students at Marietta Elementary experienced an immersive VR lesson on Anne Frank, led by Northeast Tech Connect Team members. The event aimed to enhance understanding of history through technology.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is hiring and provides numerous benefits and a positive work environment. Interested candidates can view current openings online.

Several CTED officers have been promoted, reflecting their dedication to public safety and strengthening the agency.

Honors Night 2026 at Northeast Mississippi Community College recognized student achievements and dedication. The event highlighted the spirit and excellence of the Tiger community.

Mississippi officials are addressing a long-standing invasive species problem with a growing harvest program targeting Asian carp.