BMCU accepting applications for Accelerated BSN track
BMCU said its Accelerated BSN track is still accepting applications with a priority deadline of July 1. The university provided links to apply and to its tuition and fee schedule.
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BMCU said its Accelerated BSN track is still accepting applications with a priority deadline of July 1. The university provided links to apply and to its tuition and fee schedule.
Read MoreJackson recorded the highest homicide rate in the United States last year, highlighting ongoing challenges with violent crime and its economic impact.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Emergency Management Agency says its county self-reporting links collect storm damage data but are not a substitute for emergency services or a financial assistance application.
Read MoreA report released by an office analyzed the taxpayer cost of fatherlessness in Mississippi and found children from fatherless homes face higher risks of health problems, school dropout and incarceration, the report said.
Read MoreA local weather alert says very heavy rain is overwhelming drainage systems in Shelby County and causing flooding around the I-240 loop. Motorists were urged to avoid flooded roads.
Read MoreAn 11:30 a.m. weather update warned of strong to severe storms across northeast Mississippi this afternoon, with damaging winds and heavy rain that could cause flooding. Forecasters said a tornado cannot be ruled out.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation said stretches of State Route 26 in George County and State Route 512 in Clarke County are closed because of flooding and will remain so until conditions improve.
Read MoreMississippi Transportation Commission Chairman Willie Simmons presented a truck to Jackson Mayor John Horhn and Hinds County Sheriff Tyree Jones to support inmate-led litter cleanup efforts.
Read MoreBMCU announced lower tuition for its online degree programs and said classes begin Aug. 17. The school provided an application link and encouraged prospective students to apply.
Read MoreThe National Weather Service issued a slight risk of severe weather and an elevated flash-flood threat for north and central Mississippi on Monday, June 22, 2026. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency urged residents to stay weather aware and avoid flooded roads.
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