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The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks encourages hunters to enjoy a safe season as the archery season opens October 15.

The Hinds County Sheriff’s Office expressed appreciation to the Western Hills Neighborhood Association for hosting and participating in last night’s National Night Out event.

Low humidity and breezy weather are expected to keep fire danger minimal, especially in northern areas, but caution is still advised.

Rain chances are expected to increase significantly this weekend, with temperatures remaining above normal before cooling to seasonal levels early next week.

Students at Mississippi Delta Community College connected with University of Mississippi representatives during Ole Miss Day, exploring transfer options and educational opportunities.

The Greenville City Council has announced a special meeting set for Sept. 29, 2026. Details about the agenda have not been disclosed.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons joined regional and national leaders at the MidAmerica Circularity Forum, highlighting Greenville’s efforts to reduce plastic pollution and promote recycling.

Cleveland officials announced a planned increase in water rates effective October 1, 2026. Residents are encouraged to contact City Hall with questions.

Batesville police kicked off another year of DARE classes, focusing on student education and community engagement.

A black bear tagged in Louisiana was recently found in Mississippi, highlighting interstate wildlife cooperation. The bear, now six, was fitted with a GPS collar and is expected to have cubs this spring.