SUMMARY: Forecasters are tracking a new tropical system in the Caribbean, termed “Invest 97L” or “Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine,” which may develop into a hurricane. Following Hurricane Francine’s impact on Mississippi, the National Hurricane Center predicts that this system could strengthen into a tropical storm or hurricane as it moves northward across the northwestern Caribbean. The expected developments come as the system currently generates disorganized showers and storms. Residents, especially in the Florida Panhandle, are urged to stay updated on the storm’s progress, as its track and potential impacts are still uncertain.

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SUMMARY: University of Mississippi Chancellor Glenn Boyce has been appointed to the NCAA Division I Board of Governors and Board of Directors, as announced by SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. Boyce’s extensive experience in intercollegiate athletics is expected to benefit these boards during a transformative time in college sports. The Board of Governors oversees NCAA bylaws while the Board of Directors focuses on policy and legislation. Since becoming chancellor in 2019, Boyce has advocated for improvements in collegiate athletics. He emphasizes the importance of athletics in fostering community and supporting student-athletes, starting a four-year term on both boards immediately.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi’s circuit clerk’s offices are now accepting in-person and mail-in absentee ballots for the Nov. 5 general election. Residents can visit the secretary of state‘s website for information, FAQs, and guidance on absentee voting. In-person absentee voting is available on Oct. 26 and Nov. 2, with the last day to vote absentee in person on Nov. 2. Mail-in ballots must be postmarked by Election Day. Voters need to be registered by Oct. 7 to participate. For questions, they can email or call designated election contacts.

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