Mississippi Fire Prevention Week Urges Safe Charging
Fire Prevention Week 2026 stresses safe charging of lithium-ion devices. Mississippi sees over 6,000 house fires a year, officials say.
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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.
Read moreThe Mississippi Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks has released proposed hunting season dates and regulations for public review and feedback.
Read moreParticipants 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.
Read moreThe library will remain open late from April 27 to 29 to help students prepare for final exams, officials say.
Read moreThe North East Mississippi Community College will host the Mississippi Science & Engineering Fair on April 9, featuring projects from students across the state.
Read moreMississippi lawmakers are set to consider a bill that would classify illegal immigration as a state crime, aiming to boost law enforcement cooperation with ICE and reduce taxpayer costs.
Read moreStudents gained insight into forensic science and public safety during Career Day at the Mississippi Department of Public Safety Crime Lab.
Read moreCraig Greer has been appointed as the new budget director, bringing extensive experience to the role, according to agency officials.
Read moreNortheast Community College is accepting applications for its respiratory therapy program, which prepares students to work in a growing healthcare field. The deadline is May 1, 2026.
Read moreBrandon Hancock, a Northeast Mississippi Community College graduate, photographed the Artemis program launch, highlighting his journey from local college to NASA.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Revenue is hosting campus visits this month for students interested in careers in accounting, IT, and customer service.
Read moreThe Booneville Police Department expressed sympathy to the family of Deputy Michael Jimerson and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department amid their loss.
Read moreFrog hunting is a popular outdoor activity in Mississippi, with season running from April 1st to September 30th and a limit of 25 frogs per night.
Read moreThe National Weather Service in Memphis has expanded its wind advisory for the region, cautioning residents about strong winds outside of thunderstorms expected later today.
Read moreAnthony Linton, a non-traditional student from Chicago, has overcome obstacles to excel in Northeast Mississippi Community College’s HVAC program and honor societies.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Public Safety announced it is adding scooters to its fleet to improve mobility and visibility for state agencies, but later revealed it was an April Fools’ prank.
Read moreThe Mississippi Highway Patrol and Department of Public Safety mark their 88th anniversary, reflecting decades of public safety efforts in the state.
Read moreAnthony Linton, a non-traditional student from Chicago, is thriving at Northeast after enrolling in the college’s HVAC program.
Read morePresident Ford appeared on TigerTalk to highlight Northeast’s academic programs and student support services, emphasizing the institution’s commitment to accessible education.
Read moreStafford Shurden, a well-known Mississippi social media personality, discusses his diverse career on the latest episode of the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast.
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