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The Iota Zeta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa held its Spring 2026 induction with limited comments to ensure all participants could enjoy the broadcast.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks shares photos illustrating habitat issues and offers guidance for landowners to improve wildlife conditions.

The National Weather Service in Memphis emphasizes understanding the distinctions between flood alerts to stay prepared during severe weather events.

The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is asking residents to self-report storm-related damage to assess the extent of recent winter weather impacts.

The Northeast Mississippi Community College men’s and women’s basketball teams achieved road victories at Jones County Junior College.

A 3-inch hailstone can reach speeds of 107 mph, and the largest on record in the U.S. measured 8 inches in diameter, meteorologists warn.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is hiring a Revenue Officer I in Lauderdale County. The position involves tax collection and taxpayer interaction.

Prentiss County Investigator Kolby Knight was hit by a vehicle during a traffic stop on Highway 371. He is currently at the Tupelo emergency room and alert, but his injuries are being evaluated.

NMMC medical staff examined Deputy Kolby Knight following a traffic stop, confirming he has no serious injuries, just bruises and bruising.

The college urges prospective students to take the first step toward their future by applying now.

The Mississippi Outdoors crew embarks on a quail hunt in Clay County, showcasing the bond between hunters and their dogs during the outing.

Mississippi’s Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks plans to open applications for conservation officer positions in February 2026.

The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science has received the 2025 Torchbearer Award for its commitment to inclusion and accessibility.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety highlights improvements including reduced wait times, elimination of autopsy backlog, and increased law enforcement investigations.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch and Warning, urging residents to stay alert and take appropriate safety measures.

Prentiss County Investigator Kolby Knight was struck by a vehicle during a traffic stop and is receiving treatment in Tupelo. Authorities ask for prayers for his recovery.

Prentiss County Investigator Kolby Knight was struck by a vehicle during a traffic stop on Highway 371. He is currently at the Tupelo emergency room with injuries under assessment.

Zachary Johnson, a student at Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Booneville campus, has earned his high school equivalency diploma, marking a significant milestone.

Forecasters estimate a 30% to 50% chance of dense fog along and west of the Mississippi River early Monday morning. Drivers are advised to exercise caution.

Organizers remind fans to prioritize safety after the Big Game, urging them not to drive under the influence.