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Mississippi’s tech sector grows as state works to keep skilled workers (opens the original)
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Amazon announced plans to invest $25 billion in Mississippi and create 2,000 highly skilled jobs through data center operations in Madison, Hinds and Warren counties. Compass Datacentersalso plans a $10 billion data center campus in Meridian that is expected to create thousands of direct and indirect jobs. The investments come as Mississippi has struggled for years to retain college graduates. A Mississippi State University research center found the state already produces graduates qualified for
RHCJC: Angela Freeman case highlights changes in missing person investigations (opens the original)
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The law, passed as House Bill 377 and effective July 1, prohibits law enforcement agencies from requiring a waiting period before accepting a credible missing person report. It also establishes requirements for investigating missing and unidentified people. Freeman was last seen at a Pizza Hut in Petal on Sept. 10, 1993. Her case remains unsolved as the 33rd anniversary of her disappearance approaches, illustrating the challenges investigators face as a disappearance stretches from an initial se
Mississippi updates active-shooter training as schools prepare for new year (opens the original)
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GEORGE COUNTY — Mississippi law enforcement agencies are changing how they respond to active shooters as officials apply lessons learned from previous attacks and adapt to changing threats. The Mississippi Office of Homeland Security is training schools across the state ahead of the 2026-27 school year through Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training, or ALERRT. The training focuses not only on confronting an attacker but also on getting wounded victims to medical care as quickly as poss
Mississippi officials urge regular upkeep at high-hazard dams (opens the original)
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A high-hazard designation reflects the potential consequences of a dam failure — not the likelihood that one will occur. Mississippi has more than 6,800 dams, including 351 classified as high hazard. Matthew Iburg, with Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality’s Dam Safety Division, said 52 high-hazard dams are currently classified as being in unsatisfactory condition. Most have already been intentionally breached or placed under lake-level restrictions to reduce risk while repairs are co
Lamar County nonprofits work to strengthen disaster response (opens the original)
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According to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, an EF3 tornado destroyed 46 homes, damaged eight businesses and injured four people in Lamar County. Local nonprofits, churches and national disaster relief organizations responded in the storm's aftermath, and President Donald Trump later approved a major disaster declaration. Zella Bush, founder and president of Developing Family Resources in Purvis, said the storm showed that while many organizations were eager to help, they often oper
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