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Officials warn consumers about hidden card skimmers and offer tips to identify and avoid them. A new video provides guidance on staying vigilant.

State Representative Steve Massengill appeared on The Extra Mile Podcast to discuss recovery efforts from Winter Storm Fern, transportation funding, and work zone safety.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation hosted its second annual gathering, recognizing staff and sharing updates on public safety efforts across the state.

Local shops in Downtown Ripley will host special events and extended hours Thursday evening in honor of Galentine’s Day. The event encourages shopping, dining, and supporting small businesses.

Chula’s Food Truck is back at The Cut-Off after a recent ice storm. Customers are encouraged to support the local business by visiting or placing ahead orders.

Officer Houle returned to speak with second-year students in the Law and Public Safety program, sharing insights from his work in the community.

Officials announce no tornado drill will take place today, urging residents to review safety plans.

Harrison Dewitt, a student at Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Booneville center, has earned his High School Equivalency Diploma, marking a significant milestone.

The National Weather Service in Memphis, Tennessee, offers guidance on tornado safety during the fourth day of Mississippi Severe Weather Preparedness Week.

A slow-moving cold front northwest of Jackson, Tennessee, is expected to bring rain and cooler conditions, with chances of rain returning Friday.