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North East Mississippi Community College’s program provides hands-on training in AutoCAD, Revit, and SolidWorks, preparing students for careers in various design fields.

The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor has launched a YouTube series aimed at helping local officials understand proper procedures for handling tax dollars.

Students can access free professional clothing for graduation, job interviews, and uniforms on April 7 at Holliday Hall, organizers say.

Applications for summer internships in accounting and information technology with the Mississippi Department of Revenue are due by April 1.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks Commissioner Billy Mounger leads a multi-day hunt for wild turkeys in Madison County, culminating in a rare triple-bearded gobbler.

Mississippi State Parks are inviting residents and visitors to celebrate National Take a Walk in a Park Day by exploring local trails and enjoying springtime scenery.

The 2026 Congressional Art Show will be held April 2 at 4:30 p.m. in Anderson Hall Lobby, showcasing local artistic talents.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety participated in the Touch-a-Truck event, engaging with the community and showcasing emergency vehicles.

Fire officials warn residents to exercise caution as fire danger remains high. Authorities advise checking local burn bans before lighting any fires.

Jo Carol Knight was celebrated for her two decades of service as a Corrections Officer at a retirement ceremony at the Justice Center.

Law enforcement officials are seeking the public’s help in finding Ah’Liviara Holmes, who was last seen in Jumpertown, Mississippi, on Tuesday evening.

Biologists are tracking largemouth bass at Ross Barnett Reservoir through a new tagging project, encouraging anglers to participate in the effort.

The St. Paddy’s Day parade is scheduled to take place downtown, featuring family-friendly events. Organizers advise attendees to follow safety rules for a fun celebration.

Trooper Slayton is the focus of this week’s ‘Fast Question Friday’ segment, highlighting law enforcement efforts in Mississippi.

A Red Flag Warning has been issued for northern Mississippi, signaling dangerous fire weather conditions expected on Saturday.

An audit reveals significant financial waste across Mississippi state agencies, including overpriced items and high fees for residents.

Deputy AJ Navarro has completed 12 weeks of training at the North Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Academy, marking a significant milestone.

Candace Devereaux from the Mississippi Office of Homeland Security discussed career opportunities at the ‘Days of Intrigue Career Fair’ held at Ole Miss.

Deputy Antrell Tucker has completed training at the North Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Academy and will now serve as a patrol deputy.

The National Weather Service in Jackson has issued an elevated fire danger for Saturday due to dry conditions and gusty winds, prompting burn bans in several counties.