Test results have been released for the Franklin County Schools bus driver that was arrested for driving 40 students to school while under the influence. On September 16, 58-year-old Rhonda Barksdale was taken into custody after Franklin County police received … Continued
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) has expanded the current contract with Hemphill Construction to ensure operations and maintenance work continues at Jackson water facilities. Hemphill Construction, a Florence-based business, was first awarded over $1 million for a 60-day contract … Continued
The post SuperTalk Eagle Hour: Heath Hinton from Big Gold Nation talks Sun Belt basketball media days and Southern Miss football plus newly announced USM baseball commit from Pearl River Community College, Gabe Broadus, talks decision to come to Southern … Continued
NASA’s Stennis Space Center has agreed to aid in expanding 3D-printing company Relativity Space’s rocket and engine test facilities across 153 acres of the center’s site near Bay St. Louis. Relativity Space has outlined plans to construct several new buildings … Continued
SSM Properties LLC as well as Steven and Sheila Maulding, the owners of several apartment complexes in Pearl, Miss., and their former rental agent, James Roe, have agreed to pay $123,000 to resolve a racial discrimination lawsuit. The case began … Continued
As Mississippi begins to experience cooler temperatures, causing residents to use heating devices for the first time in several months, the State Fire Marshal’s Office (SFMO) is urging people to observe heating fire safety. There have been nine heating-related fire … Continued
Northern Mississippi– Cooler and sunny with highs in the lower 50s. Clear tonight with areas of widespread frost after midnight, lows near 30. Central Mississippi– Sunny and cooler with highs in the upper 50s. Clear tonight with areas of widespread … Continued
It’s the middle of the season, so you would expect some injuries to start piling up on your favorite college team. It’s no different for Mississippi State, with some key offensive players possibly missing time, and a star defender getting … Continued
As the Mississippi River continues to reach historically low levels, more challenges are being presented and a work of nature may be the only solution. Hank Burdine with the Mississippi Levee Commission says the river is at its lowest point … Continued
Two Democratic members of Congress are investigating how Mississippi plans to spend funding from numerous federal grants on the capital city’s failing water infrastructure through the House Homeland Security and the Oversight and Reform committees. According to a letter sent … Continued