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Four of seven Jackson City Council members voted Tuesday against an order to amend the city’s fiscal 2026 budget, saying recent spending cuts mean a shortfall is not certain, officials said.
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The Mississippi Supreme Court permanently disbarred Jody Owens, the former Hinds County district attorney, following his guilty plea to a federal conspiracy charge. Owens announced his resignation amid the legal proceedings.
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Mississippi high school sports officials have implemented a new safety guideline using the WetBulb globe temperature to determine safe outdoor practice conditions amid ongoing heat waves.
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Ole Miss filed lawsuits Monday seeking $550,000 from Princewill Umanmielen and $400,000 from Devin Harper, saying both broke revenue-sharing agreements when they transferred to LSU.
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Americans’ confidence in the economy declined in July as rising gas prices and geopolitical tensions contributed to economic uncertainty, according to the Conference Board.
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Mississippi transportation officials discussed staffing shortages, storm damage repairs, and maintenance delays during a recent commission meeting, highlighting ongoing challenges across districts.
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Audio recordings released by a conservative group indicate Joe Biden shared classified information and made memory lapse claims during interviews with a memoir ghostwriter prior to his 2020 presidential election.
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Johnny Parker, a Shaw native and soon-to-be Mississippi Sports Hall of Famer, says a set of weights he received as a boy set him on a path that led to four Super Bowls and three championship rings.
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The Medgar Evers Library in Jackson reopened Tuesday after two months of closure due to HVAC issues, hosting a back-to-school celebration with hundreds of children.
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Entergy disconnected power at the Grand Chateau apartments after alleging meter tampering, leaving at least a dozen people without electricity in extreme heat. City officials and nonprofits opened a cooling center and arranged temporary housing, officials said.
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