Alcorn County News

A Level 3 heat risk is forecast for most of the Mid-South on Tuesday, lasting through late week. Authorities urge caution and preparedness.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has shared a video showcasing the training of Cadet Class 70 at the state law enforcement academy.

Temperatures are expected to rise above 100 degrees in the middle of the week, bringing hot and humid conditions that could last through the weekend.

Mississippi marks National Fishing and Boating Week with free fishing days and activities encouraging outdoor recreation across the state.

Residents in several Mississippi counties have five days left to apply for disaster assistance following winter storms in late January.

High heat and humidity are forecast for Memphis and surrounding regions next week, with heat indices reaching over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Authorities advise precautions to stay safe.

A low pressure system will cause isolated rain in parts of the Mid-South this afternoon, with more widespread showers expected by tomorrow.

Forty-four law enforcement cadets graduated from Mississippi’s Cadet Class 70, marking the start of their new careers.

Fifty-four recruits graduated after 16 weeks of training, with assignments across various law enforcement divisions in Mississippi.

Several cadets from Class B-82 at the North Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Center are set to begin serving in local law enforcement agencies, according to District Attorney Jason D. Herring.