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Forecasters said a severe weather threat was reintroduced for western Tennessee for tonight but described the risk as having “very low confidence.” They added that any storms would have a narrow window to develop.

The National Weather Service says a 3-inch hailstone can reach speeds up to 107 mph and that the largest hailstone on record in the U.S. measured 8 inches. The agency urges people to seek shelter during severe storms.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation and the Capitol Police Crime Scene Unit told the Mississippi Department of Public Safety that students at a Yazoo City High School career fair showed strong curiosity about forensic work.

Levi Roseberry earned his high school equivalency diploma and has taken a job he sought, NEMCC Adult Education at Booneville said. The program credited his dedication and said staff are proud.

The National Weather Service office in Memphis urged residents to have weather alerts on their phones and to seek shelter immediately when skies turn threatening, the office said.

The National Weather Service office in Memphis urged people to share tornado safety tips and help those without suitable shelter find refuge, saying such actions could save lives.

Meteorologists say warmer conditions are expected this week, but temperatures could drop below 28 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday and Tuesday mornings.

An online post promoting recent highlights for Cadet Class 70 could not be viewed, the social media platform said. The post invited followers to “check it out” and “stay tuned for more,” but the platform said the content may have been restricted or deleted.

The Tupelo Police Department said it held its 2025 annual awards banquet to recognize officers and staff, presenting Officer of the Year to James Hood among other departmental honors.

Minister Crayton is sponsoring a Tenderloin Friday lunch at the St. John Annex Building in Ripley this week, organizers said. The $10 meal will be served from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.