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Coach Samantha Ricketts kept a promise to return to Thunder & Lightning after Mississippi State advanced to the Women’s College World Series, the program said.
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Mississippi State softball has achieved three historic victories in recent weeks, fueling anticipation for its first appearance in the Women’s College World Series. Experts weigh in on how these wins rank in school history.
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Researchers at the University of Mississippi and University of California, San Diego say a new method can reveal protein shapes and interactions that may provide earlier markers for diseases such as Type 1 diabetes and chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
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Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson announced his bid for governor, emphasizing the need to reconnect state officials with Mississippi’s working people. He launched his campaign in June 2025, building grassroots support across the state.
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The Mississippi Department of Transportation will evaluate vulnerable roads statewide under a federal program to improve resilience against natural disasters.
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A transgender student addressed his graduation crowd after being misnamed and excluded in school yearbook photos, highlighting ongoing challenges faced by LGBTQ+ students at D’Iberville High School.
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South Carolina senators blocked a Republican effort to cancel upcoming primaries and redraw congressional districts, as early voting began Tuesday amid broader legal challenges to redistricting efforts nationwide.
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A U.S. Navy T-45C Goshawk crashed Tuesday in Noxubee County, prompting an investigation. Both pilots ejected and are being evaluated.
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Pearl River Community College beat Des Moines Area 2-1 on Monday to capture the program’s first NJCAA Division II softball national championship, the school said.
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Severe flooding in Forrest County has resulted in one death, with authorities warning residents of ongoing dangerous conditions. Officials are coordinating emergency response efforts.
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