Mississippi marks 10 years since MBN Agent Lee Tartt died in the line of duty
Family, colleagues, and community members remember Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics Agent Lee Tartt on the 10th anniversary of his death in the line of duty.
Read more
Mississippi’s Fire on the Forty Initiative honored at NWTF convention
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks received the Land Stewardship Award at the NWTF convention for its Fire on the Forty program. The initiative promotes prescribed fire to restore wildlife habitat.
Read more
Weekend storms give way to freezing temperatures early next week
After weekend showers and storms, temperatures are expected to dip below freezing early next week, with the coldest mornings forecast for Monday and Tuesday.
Read moreHinds County Sheriff’s Office Shares Photos of Rodeo Parade Participants
The Hinds County Sheriff’s Office posted photos of participants from the 2026 Dixie National Rodeo Parade, featuring deputies, Mississippi Highway Patrol officers, and Jackson police riders.
Read moreU.S. Attorney’s Office Urges Law Enforcement to Combat Fraud Using IC3 Platform
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Mississippi is warning about ongoing scams and promoting the use of the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center for reporting cyber-enabled crimes.
Read moreIsolated severe storms forecast across Mississippi on Saturday
A frontal boundary moving southward could bring isolated severe storms to Mississippi on Saturday, with hail and damaging winds possible.
Read moreMississippi Delta Community College Highlights Agriculture Program During CTE Month
MDCC celebrates Career and Technical Education Month by showcasing its Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources pathway, emphasizing hands-on learning and industry training.
Read more
Mississippi wildlife officials emphasize importance of soil testing for food plots
Wildlife officials recommend soil testing to improve forage growth and attract deer and turkey. Proper soil management can enhance the success of food plots.
Read more
Severe storms possible Saturday as front moves through Mississippi
Isolated severe thunderstorms are expected Saturday across parts of Mississippi, with damaging winds up to 60 mph possible.
Read more
Greenville flags lowered to half-staff in honor of Rev. Jesse L. Jackson
Mayor Errick D. Simmons ordered city flags at half-staff to honor the civil rights leader. Jackson’s legacy as a champion for justice and equality is being remembered nationwide.
Read more