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The Mississippi Court of Appeals has reversed a lower court ruling, allowing a civil lawsuit to proceed against Rankin County deputies accused of using excessive force during Damien Cameron’s 2021 arrest.
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Coach Brian O’Connor appeared on SportsTalk Mississippi with host Brian Hadad to review a week that featured two resume-building wins and two difficult losses and to preview the final two weekends of the regular season, the program said.
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With the regular season winding down, Brian Hadad, Carlo Barone and Brooks Bryan debated whether Mississippi State can still make a run to the College World Series in Omaha and what the Bulldogs must do to improve.
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A University of Mississippi study reveals that most Mississippi counties lack adult day services, leaving many dementia patients without adequate support.
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The Supreme Court on Monday blocked a lower-court ruling and temporarily allowed mifepristone to be obtained by mail, at pharmacies and via telehealth while the court considers the dispute.
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A federal judge has temporarily halted the establishment of the Metro Jackson Water Authority, prompting the governor to withhold appointments to the board pending further legal review.
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The Mississippi Attorney General’s Office concluded that law enforcement officers were justified in four officer-involved shootings, resulting in one death and injuries to three others, including a police dog.
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Gov. Tate Reeves called a May 20 special session to redraw three state Supreme Court districts. Black lawmakers say holding the House session in the Old Capitol — where the 1890 constitution was crafted — is insulting.
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Anne McGrew, the accountant for a nonprofit involved in Mississippi’s welfare fraud case, was sentenced to one year in prison Monday. She may serve less time under state guidelines and face house arrest afterward.
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Mississippi State University’s library staff were elected to membership in the Association of Research Libraries, WXXV reported. The membership takes effect July 1 and will make MSU the only university in Mississippi with ARL membership.
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