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Immigration agents took brothers Israel and Max Makoka into custody while waiting for a school bus in Diamondhead, Mississippi, sparking community concern and calls for their release.
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Twelve airports across Mississippi will benefit from more than $10 million in federal funding to improve safety and infrastructure, officials announced.
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Carlo Barone said last week he was surprised by some listener questions. On the latest installment of ‘The Rumblings,’ he and co-host Brian Hadad were flooded with new submissions, the hosts said.
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The No. 10 Bulldogs defeated No. 17 Ole Miss 7-3 at Trustmark Park, earning their first series sweep of the Rebels since 2019 and claiming the Governor’s Cup.
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The city of Jackson has petitioned a federal court to prevent the implementation of the Metro Jackson Water Authority, arguing it violates constitutional principles and undermines local control.
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Consumer confidence in the U.S. edged up in April despite rising energy costs and geopolitical tensions, according to The Conference Board.
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Congressmen from Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana propose legislation to extend offshore boundaries to nine nautical miles, aiming to boost resource access and economic control.
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Mississippi Today has spent a decade scrutinizing public funds and lobbying efforts, revealing how taxpayer dollars are used and where influence may be exerted behind the scenes.
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Nicole Gibson claims her 26-year-old nephew was stabbed multiple times while in custody at the Hinds County Detention Center, but authorities have not confirmed the incident.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained brothers Max and Israel Makoka while they waited for a school bus in Hancock County, Mississippi, the Mississippi Free Press reported. Israel was weeks away from graduating.
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