Hurricane season begins; agency releases children’s coloring book
Hurricane season begins June 1, and officials are urging preparedness over panic as they introduce a new Hurricane Coloring Book
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Facebook post warns heat rises rapidly inside parked vehicles
A Facebook post that included the hashtag #Mississippi warned that temperatures inside a vehicle can rise dangerously fast as summer
Read MoreTunica Humane Society warns against leaving children, pets in vehicles
TUNICA COUNTY, Mississippi — The Tunica Humane Society warned Thursday that rising temperatures make it dangerous to leave children or
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FBI urges parents, grandparents to talk with children about online safety
The FBI urged parents and grandparents to have open conversations with children about online safety and appropriate behavior when interacting
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Sheriff warns realistic toy guns prompt dangerous misunderstandings
DeSoto County Sheriff Thomas Tuggle urged parents Tuesday to avoid buying toy guns that closely resemble real firearms, warning they
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Lt. Waters makes day for child in surprise encounter
According to a Facebook post, Lt. Waters was photographed quietly brightening a young child’s day during an unplanned encounter, a
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Abes Construction donates teddy bears to comfort children
A Facebook post thanked Abes Construction Company for a donation of teddy bears that the post said will be used
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Friends of Children’s Hospital gives $1.5 million to renovate psychiatric unit
The University of Mississippi Medical Center said a $1.5 million gift from Friends of Children’s Hospital will fund a transformation
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Motor Unit leaves McWillie Elementary students smiling
A Facebook reel shows the Motor Unit cruising away from McWillie Elementary with blue lights and sirens, leaving students smiling
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Chief Ramey says children’s safety remains top priority
Chief Ramey said in a brief Facebook post that “The safety and well-being of our children will always be our
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