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After a Mississippi Supreme Court decision secured an extra year of eligibility, Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss said he plans to step away briefly following spring practice and media events.
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The Missouri Supreme Court upheld a new congressional map favored by Republicans, while South Carolina lawmakers fell short of approving a GOP-led redistricting proposal amid political tension.
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Coach Brian O’Connor spoke with host Brian Hadad on SportsTalk Mississippi after Mississippi State suffered consecutive losses that have put the team on the NCAA regional bubble, Hadad said.
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Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone argue Mississippi State likely would have been a host in the upcoming NCAA Tournament if it had won one or two more games and scheduled tougher out‑of‑conference opponents.
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The Jackson City Council voted 6-1 to eliminate the Parks and Recreation Department and place its staff under Public Works and Human and Cultural Services to help address an estimated $23 million deficit, city officials said. The move will save about $143,000 in salaries and benefits, officials said.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on Monday vacated a liability order that would have required Mississippi to redraw its state Supreme Court districts and remanded the case to a federal district court following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais.
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Missouri star running back Ahmad Hardy was shot in Mississippi early Sunday morning and underwent surgery, according to school officials. He remains in stable condition.
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Mississippi environmental officials say xAI has 46 temporary ‘mobile’ gas turbines at a Southaven site and are evaluating whether the company can add more. Advocates and the NAACP say the turbines should require permits under the Clean Air Act.
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Seven tornadoes, including an EF3, hit Mississippi’s Pine Belt on May 6-7, injuring 26 people and damaging homes and businesses, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency said.
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Gov. Tate Reeves and the head of Child Protective Services asked a federal judge to end the Olivia Y. v. Barbour litigation, saying state reforms have addressed deficiencies cited in the long-running case, court filings show.
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