Author: Jon Myers

A few showers and thunderstorms are moving through Memphis, with concerns over gusty winds, heavy rain, and overnight fog development, according to the National Weather Service.

A day of cooler temperatures and lower humidity is expected before warmer weather returns later in the week, possibly prompting heat advisories.

Jim Kennedy, diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer, is funding efforts to improve local cancer care in Mississippi with a $5 million gift to UMMC.

The University of Mississippi Medical Center’s PROMISE Program provides mentorship and resources to 32 students across Mississippi, helping them pursue medical careers.

Scattered thunderstorms are expected to develop across parts of the Mid-South region this afternoon, with heavy rain and minor flooding possible, according to weather officials.

After a dip in temperatures this week, forecasters predict a return to warmer weather with highs climbing above average and heat indices hitting triple digits.

Students are scheduled to return to school on Aug. 4 for the 2026-2027 academic year, according to the district’s official calendar.

Theater organizers are seeking men 18 and older for upcoming performances of ‘The Butler Did It.’ Auditions are open and scheduled through July 10.

Temperatures are expected to gradually increase through the week, with higher humidity making it feel warmer from Thursday onward, officials say.

Ecru residents received their utility bills on June 24, with a payment deadline of July 10. Officials encourage early payment to avoid late fees.