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The event offers students a chance to practice job interview skills and gain confidence, with volunteers helping simulate real-world scenarios.

For two decades, the Mississippi Paddle Mafia has fostered a paddling community along Mississippi’s waterways, emphasizing connection and conservation.

Becoming a CoCoRaHS volunteer requires basic tools and commitment. Here’s what you need to get started.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety wishes residents a safe Easter and thanks workers on duty to protect communities.

A tornado warning is in effect for Pearl River County until 10:15 p.m. CDT, according to authorities.

The Northeast Winter Guard secured second place in the IA Class at the Mississippi Indoor Association competition, earning recognition as the top college guard in the state.

Recent research suggests that skipping mowing on clover food plots can improve forage quality, attract more deer, and control invasive weeds. Wildlife naturally maintain the plots by browsing the leaves.

Trooper Spann and his K-9 partner Diesel are recognized for their positive attitude and teamwork in Mississippi law enforcement.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks has sent out the 2025-2026 trapper harvest survey, with a deadline of May 1, 2026.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks has released a fish identification guide to assist anglers in recognizing 39 common species found across the state’s waters.

The Mississippi Public Safety Summit returns May 19-22, featuring officials and law enforcement leaders. The event is free to attend.

Dr. Kristy Church received this month’s Northeast Way Award for her dedication to supporting and inspiring her students in nursing education.

A local office returned more than $60,000 to taxpayers in March, part of over $75 million returned over seven years, officials say.

The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce hosted a workshop to support local farmers markets, providing business tax guidance and best practices.

A man was arrested during a check point in Prentiss County on February 24, 2026, on multiple charges including drug possession and warrants, authorities say.

Maurice Miller, 46, was detained during a March 14 checkpoint, facing charges of drug possession and a suspended license, authorities say.

A Prentiss County deputy detained a man for meth possession and an outstanding warrant, setting his bond at $5,000. The case will go before a grand jury.

The Mississippi Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks has released proposed hunting season dates and regulations for public review and feedback.

Participants are encouraged to share photos of their safe places to promote weather safety on April 8. The event aims to raise awareness about preparedness during extreme weather.

The library will remain open late from April 27 to 29 to help students prepare for final exams, officials say.