Companies choose Mississippi when they need projects built right
A recent Facebook post promoting Mississippi’s business climate said companies increasingly choose the state when they need projects “built right.”
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MEMA director warns of flash flood risk this weekend
Stephen “Mac” McCraney, executive director of the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, posted an update on Facebook warning of a risk
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Disaster service centers open for Mississippi storm victims
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency said Disaster Service Centers will open Tuesday, May 26, through Wednesday, June 10, for victims
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State Auditor urges service to country, community
The Office of the State Auditor emphasized the importance of service to country and community in a recent Facebook Reel,
Read moreTupelo man faces charges after fraudulent checks at two banks
TUPELO, Miss. — A Tupelo man was charged after police said he was connected to fraudulent check reports at two
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Panola County seeks crime scene forensic lab scientist
Panola County is hiring a Crime Scene Forensic Lab Scientist, a Facebook post said. The post said applicants must apply
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Judge sentences two Louisville men in federal drug trafficking case
ABERDEEN — Senior U.S. District Judge Sharion Aycock sentenced two Louisville men in federal court after they pleaded guilty to
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Tupelo police warn about realistic-looking toy guns
Tupelo — The Tupelo Police Department is warning parents and guardians after receiving complaints about toy guns being used in
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Vicksburg police say suspect not in custody before Tommy’s BBQ robbery
Vicksburg Police Department officials said the person involved in a robbery at Tommy’s BBQ was not in the department’s custody
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Crews clear downed tree on South 28th Avenue, traffic resumes
Crews cleared a downed tree and reopened a stretch of South 28th Avenue near Jefferson Street Friday, and traffic was
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