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Authorities are asking for public assistance after a dog was shot in Tunica County. Witnesses reported seeing a white pickup truck near the scene.

As temperatures rise in Mississippi, snakes become more active, prompting wildlife officials to advise caution outdoors.

A permit prep class is available to help aspiring commercial drivers prepare for their Class A permit exam, with registration opening May 13.

SpringFest returns with a week of events, food, and entertainment across campus, encouraging community participation.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons of Greenville has been recognized as one of Mississippi’s Most Influential African Americans for 2026 by Our Mississippi Magazine.

Law enforcement representatives from across the region gathered for a training session led by the Tunica County Sheriff’s Office, focusing on safety and prevention strategies.

Captain Eric Paymon of the Hinds County Sheriff’s Office has completed Crisis Intervention Team training, enhancing the department’s mental health crisis response capabilities.

The Mississippi Outdoors crew features the Mississippi Paddle Mafia, a community that has explored the state’s waterways for two decades.

During the week of March 30 to April 5, law enforcement agencies made multiple arrests for various offenses, including contempt of court, DUI, and assault.

Cooler than usual temperatures are expected at the start of the week, followed by a gradual increase to above-normal levels by late week, according to forecasts.