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The Ripley Police Department is now accepting applications for police officer positions through Jan. 30. Applicants must meet certain requirements.

Crews have contained a gas leak near 401 N Gloster Street. Authorities are working to repair a damaged main service line, affecting nearby residents and businesses.

Shoppers in Ripley can expect major discounts as local stores prepare clearance sales on Jan. 31. Residents are encouraged to support small businesses.

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State Auditor Shad White discusses a new report on car tags and potential measures to lower fees for Mississippi taxpayers.

A Wind Advisory begins at 11 a.m. for northeastern Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel, with winds up to 30 mph expected.

Temperatures are expected to drop this weekend, with overnight lows in the teens and 20s and wind chills in the single digits to teens.

The university begins the spring semester with students returning to campus, showcasing their enthusiasm as classes resume.

Nancy Anglada, former Jackson County Inventory Control Director, was arrested for allegedly submitting fraudulent reimbursements and using a Fuelman card for personal use, according to state officials.

Michael Leroy Mace, 44, received a 12-year sentence after pleading guilty to fondling charges in Booneville. The sentence includes no parole or early release.