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On April 25, communities across the country will hold a free event for the public to anonymously dispose of unused medications.

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 9 p.m. CDT for parts of Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky and Missouri, including northeast Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel. Damaging winds and large hail are expected.

A supercell moving at 30 mph eastward is producing very large hail and is expected to impact northeast Arkansas within an hour, according to weather officials.

Northeast Community College is now accepting applications for its Licensed Practical Nurse program, providing a quick pathway into healthcare careers.

President Ford and First Lady LuAnne Ford hosted a luncheon to thank staff for their efforts this year.

As spring unfolds in Mississippi, young birds often leave their nests and are seen on the ground, prompting caution among residents.

Legislators are considering changes that could lower car tag costs across the state, although location remains a key factor in pricing.

Capitol Police joined the Junior League of Jackson’s ‘Resiliency’ project at Methodist Children’s Home, engaging with students and sharing safety tips.

Dr. Ricky G. Ford discusses how student voices are influencing improvements at Northeast, including new study spaces, mental health support, and campus safety, on the latest TigerTalk episode.

Senior Riley Mullins has been chosen as the head drum major for the Northeast Tiger Band for the 2026-27 school year.

A recent report revealed over $400 million in waste across state agencies, highlighting misspent funds and questionable expenses.

Students at Northeast Mississippi Community College enjoyed a silent disco last night, dancing and singing to music through headphones.

Mississippi taxpayers affected by the winter storm will have additional time to file tax returns, with deadlines extended to June 8, 2026, according to the IRS.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks announces the 2026 Gamebird Workshop at Marion County WMA, offering outdoor enthusiasts a chance to learn about gamebird management.

Celebrating the men and women who support public safety communications, with appreciation from field officers.

Spring orientation sessions provided students with opportunities to meet advisors, get organized, and begin feeling at home on campus. Additional summer sessions are available.

The latest episode of the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast features Caleb Hinton, the state’s new Turkey Program Coordinator, discussing turkey management and research efforts.

HALO Hunting reminds hunters to verify their game after conducting checks on their recent harvest.

Wayne Cantrell, director of digital forensics at the Mississippi Department of Public Safety, received the Digital Investigation Catalyst Award from Law&Crime Network’s JUSTYS Awards.

As breeding season begins, wild turkeys depend on stored energy reserves known as ‘fat sponges’ to sustain their active displays and dominance behaviors.