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The Mississippi House has proposed boosting state funding for community colleges by $100 million and universities by $53 million, sending the measures to the Senate for consideration.
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Legislation in Mississippi aims to open youth court records and hearings, sparking debate over privacy and accountability in the juvenile justice system.
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The Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board is considering shutting down SR1 College Preparatory and STEM Academy due to financial issues and poor management. A public hearing will determine the school’s future.
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E. Grady Jolly, who served on the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for 35 years, died Monday at age 88. He was known for his conservative rulings and sense of humor.
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President Donald Trump said he had asked about seven countries to send warships to keep the Strait of Hormuz open as Iranian strikes continued in the Gulf, and Dubai International Airport suspended operations, reports said.
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Lawrence County School District announced Monday that schools and district offices will be closed March 16 as severe storms are expected to move into Mississippi Sunday night, WJTV reported.
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Duke received the overall No. 1 seed for March Madness, with Arizona, Michigan, and Florida also earning top seeds. Miami (Ohio) barely made the field as an 11-seed, while several notable teams missed out.
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Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk said Mississippi State’s errors, rather than Arkansas’ play, were the decisive factor in the series and summed up a rough start to SEC play for the Bulldogs.
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Ole Miss was selected as a 5-seed in the Sacramento region and will face 12-seed Gonzaga in the opening round on Friday, March 20, the NCAA said Sunday.
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A Magnolia Tribune commentary says a clean comedy show in Lexington, Kentucky, prompted reflections on laughter’s role in religion and well-being, citing writers, scripture and research.
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