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Mississippi officials report ongoing damage assessments following severe storms and flooding. Authorities urge residents to remain weather-aware as additional severe weather is possible.
A Booneville resident has been arrested by authorities after two separate reports were filed against him, which claimed that he
Booneville schools announced they will be closed next week. From the district: Due to the threat of the Coronavirus across
The Body of a soldier from Baldwyn, missing since July of 1950, was recently located and will be returned to
The Body of a soldier from Baldwyn, missing since July of 1950, was recently located and will be returned to
Mississippi prioritizes energy sources that are available, reliable, and affordable, according to state officials.
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The National Weather Service warns Mississippi residents of a heightened risk of severe storms from Wednesday afternoon through early Thursday, including damaging winds, large hail, and possible tornadoes.
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The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has announced its Employees of the Month for May, recognizing outstanding staff across various divisions.
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Governor Tate Reeves praised his team for securing a record $85 billion in economic development projects across the state, creating thousands of jobs.
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The free sports physicals for Blue Devil athletes have been moved to Wednesday due to forecasted bad weather. Officials are providing updated details soon.
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Authorities emphasize safety during Cinco de Mayo celebrations, reminding drivers not to drink and drive.
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Northeast’s softball team lost 12-4 to fifth-ranked Pearl River in the Region 23 Tournament, ending their run in the competition.
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Sam James and Brian Morgan graduated from the MCCLA Leadership Academy, hosted by the Mississippi Community College Foundation and Mississippi State University.
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Graduates of the phlebotomy program at NEMCC Ripley celebrated their pinning ceremony, marking a milestone in their healthcare careers.
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Students at Northeast Mississippi Community College can enjoy free personal pan pizza tonight during Study Slices, hosted by the Tiger Food Truck.
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