Amazon Web Services is now hiring for its incoming Madison County data centers. According to online job postings, AWS is looking for construction managers, data center control techs, engineers, physical security managers, and more. Last month, the Mississippi legislature opened … Continued
A Pearl police officer is being charged after he forced a person who was being booked in jail to lick urine off the floor of a holding cell, court documents show. Michael Christian Green is charged with one federal count … Continued
The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science has announced its summer camps for youth. Young people of all ages will have the opportunity to get outdoors and enjoy various educational nature-related activities. “Get ready for an unforgettable journey filled with discovery, … Continued
Three people belonging to the same home in Prentiss County are facing child abuse charges. Authorities report that the following people belonging to a residence on County Road 1401 are behind bars: 73-year-old Warren Earl Calbaugh — Charged with three … Continued
Mississippi has been ranked among the top states that are prepared for health emergencies. The 21st annual Ready or Not: Protecting the Public’s Health from Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism report, conducted by the national organization Trust for America’s Health, was … Continued
Northern Mississippi It will be partly sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms through this evening. Highs will be in the upper 70s, and lows tonight will be in the mid-60s. Central Mississippi There may be some patchy fog … Continued
A four game losing streak has made it very simple for Mississippi State. Win today against LSU and you’re in the NCAA Tournament, lose and spend the rest of the week sweating it out. Can the Bulldogs get back on … Continued
A familiar face is back at Arkansas, but will Bobby Petrino taking over the offense yield familiar results? Brian Hadad welcomes Jackson Fuller, who covers the Razorbacks for the Southwest Times-Record, to the pod to give us an inside look … Continued
A former Holmes County employee is in legal trouble for embezzling public funds. State Auditor Shad White announced on Wednesday that Melissa Upchurch has pled guilty to mishandling public money while serving as the county’s secretary for the water and … Continued
The Mississippi Senate killed a bill on Wednesday that would have merged the Mississippi University for Women and Mississippi State University. The legislation came as a surprise to school officials on both sides after a last-minute amendment was made last … Continued