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A low pressure system will cause isolated rain in parts of the Mid-South this afternoon, with more widespread showers expected by tomorrow.

Forty-four law enforcement cadets graduated from Mississippi’s Cadet Class 70, marking the start of their new careers.

Fifty-four recruits graduated after 16 weeks of training, with assignments across various law enforcement divisions in Mississippi.

Several cadets from Class B-82 at the North Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Center are set to begin serving in local law enforcement agencies, according to District Attorney Jason D. Herring.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue congratulates graduates across the state and invites talented individuals to consider career opportunities with the agency.

Registration is open for MSSP coaching training classes across Mississippi for the upcoming season, with sessions scheduled in June and July.

Registration is open for upcoming coaching clinics for the Mississippi Shooting Sports Program’s 2026-2027 season, with sessions in North and Central regions.

A report highlights significant financial losses due to mismanagement of state assets and advocates for reforms to reduce government waste.

A weather pattern bringing warmth and increased rainfall is expected to affect the region from Wednesday through Sunday, according to forecasts.

A warm and pleasant afternoon is underway in the Mid-South, with scattered thunderstorms forecast for Saturday, bringing increased humidity.