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The National Weather Service urges Tennesseans to stay alert and take safety precautions as thunderstorms can develop rapidly during Severe Weather Awareness Week.

About 700 middle and high school students participated in the FBLA Conference at Northeast Mississippi Community College, experiencing a taste of a state-level event.

Residents can enjoy milder temperatures early in the week, but should brace for below-freezing mornings and cooler conditions heading into the weekend.

The Memphis office of the National Weather Service encourages residents to share tornado safety tips and help others prepare for severe weather.

A virtual storm spotter training session is set for next week. Participants are encouraged to register online.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety released photos showcasing recent activities of Cadet Class 70. More updates are expected soon.

Cadet Class 70 posted new highlights from recent activities, prompting followers to stay tuned for more updates.

The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor recovered more than $93,800 in January and returned it to taxpayers, officials said.

Booneville Police Department announces Detective Captain Courtney as the 2025 Crime Stoppers Law Enforcement Officer of the Year for his dedication and leadership.

As tax season begins, the Mississippi Department of Revenue advises residents to research and select qualified tax preparers.