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The office will be closed on April 27, 2026. Licensing and violation reporting options are available online and by phone.

After a stormy night, the National Weather Service reports a brief lull in weather, but additional storms are expected to develop later tonight and into next week.

Mississippi Delta Community College is celebrating its 2026 Student Hall of Fame with daily highlights of selected members, including Indianola native X’Zaylah Yarbor.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks releases regional fishing forecasts based on spring sampling data to help anglers plan their trips.

Scattered severe storms continue in central Mississippi, causing damage and hail near Lake. Authorities warn residents to stay alert.

Storm activity has moved to southern and eastern parts of Mississippi, with potential for severe weather into parts of Louisiana and Mississippi overnight, according to forecasters.

Caleb Hinton, the Wild Turkey Program Coordinator, celebrates a quarter-century of hunting at Leaf River WMA, highlighting the lasting opportunities provided by Mississippi’s wildlife areas.

Lead dispatchers Tolbert and Valenzuela completed their Terminal Agency Coordinator certification in Pearl, Mississippi, enhancing compliance and security protocols.

The National Weather Service in Jackson is encouraging students across Mississippi to explore careers in meteorology through mentorship and educational programs.

Scattered thunderstorms are moving across the region, with some becoming severe and capable of damaging winds and large hail, officials say.