Alcorn County News

The youth group from Calvary Apostolic Church visited the Corinth Police Department to express gratitude with cookies and kind words, officers say.

Most of the Mid-South region will remain dry through Tuesday, but areas along the Tennessee-Kentucky border may experience moderate to heavy rainfall.

A heatwave has started in the Mid-South, prompting a heat advisory through this evening with expected heat indices above 105 degrees Fahrenheit.

Hunters have until June 12 to submit applications for the 2026 public water alligator draw hunt in Mississippi. The season runs from August 28 to September 7.

Cortavious and Cortavion Hobbs, wanted in connection with an officer-involved shooting, have been located and taken into custody, according to authorities.

Cortavious and Cortavion Hobbs, wanted in connection with a June 8 shooting, have been found and taken into custody without incident, authorities say.

Zykerian Quentavius Magee has been cleared as a suspect in a June 8 officer-involved shooting in Mount Olive, Mississippi, where Cortavion Dewayne Hobbs remains wanted.

A suspect remains at large after an officer-involved shooting in Mount Olive, Mississippi, police say. Authorities describe the suspect as armed and dangerous.

The Michigan Department of Transportation showcased its Rover safety vehicle to highlight road safety measures.

Students at Northeast Mississippi Community College are participating in a week of band camp, honing their skills and preparing for the upcoming season.

Multiple rounds of rain and thunderstorms are expected through tomorrow, with a marginal risk of severe storms in parts of Tennessee.

Showers and storms are expected to impact northwest Tennessee Tuesday, with a flood threat and ongoing heat advisories in effect.

NEMCC Adult Education continues to accept enrollments for students seeking their high school equivalency diploma, offering a path to a brighter future.

MDWFP highlights its K-9 Unit, demonstrating how specially trained dogs assist in wildlife law enforcement and conservation efforts.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights popular lakes and parks for boating and fishing enthusiasts across the state.

Residents in affected Mississippi counties have three days left to seek disaster aid following severe winter storms from Jan. 23-27.

The office highlights its Summer Interns from the Financial and Compliance Division, acknowledging their work supporting audits and gaining professional experience.

Mississippi State Parks will hold seven large Independence Day events across the state, offering a variety of activities for families and visitors starting July 3.

Mississippi marks National Fishing and Boating Week with free fishing days and activities encouraging outdoor recreation across the state.

Residents in several Mississippi counties have five days left to apply for disaster assistance following winter storms in late January.