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Two Mississippi Museums will present a documentary about Judge Noah S. “Soggy” Sweat and his famed 1952 “Whiskey Speech” at 2 p.m. on May 17, museum officials said.
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A Wednesday night storm in Mississippi produced several tornadoes, injuring 17 people and damaging hundreds of homes across three counties, officials say.
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Powerful storms that included at least three tornadoes struck southwest Mississippi on Wednesday night, injuring at least 17 people and damaging roughly 500 homes, officials said.
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City Council authorized City Attorney Drew Martin to pursue litigation to recoup $240,000 the city spent to raze the long-vacant Hotel O, Mississippi Today reported.
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Mississippi State University and thousands of other schools faced disruptions Thursday after a cyberattack targeted the Canvas learning management system, raising concerns about digital security during finals week.
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Brian Hadad hosted Joe Cook of InsideTexas.com on his podcast to discuss Texas’ return to Mississippi State’s schedule and whether the Longhorns can reach the College Football Playoff, the program said.
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Mississippi State and Auburn meet in Starkville this weekend in a series that analysts Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone say could determine who hosts a super regional and who must travel in the NCAA Tournament.
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Mississippi is implementing a more rigorous grading system for schools to ensure continued improvement, despite possible initial declines in top grades. The move aims to maintain high expectations and drive progress.
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MAGCOR told lawmakers and the public that its workshops and reentry services across Mississippi have helped inmates gain job skills, earn certifications and secure employment after release.
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Speaker Jason White announced the formation of six House Select Committees tasked with developing policies ahead of the 2027 legislative session. The committees will address key issues including government efficiency and educational consolidation.
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