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Blake Barnes joined Mississippi Today as a multimedia producer Monday, the news organization said. He will produce social videos, contribute to video podcasts and work on long-form video projects.
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Residents at a Tupelo hearing urged lawmakers not to redraw voting maps, saying changes would dilute Black political power after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the Louisiana Callais case.
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A Columbus Municipal School District student was taken to a hospital after a two-vehicle crash involving a school bus Monday morning, the district said.
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Analysts Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone said a 4-0 start in 2026 could vault Mississippi State into the AP Top 25, noting the Bulldogs opened last season 4-0 and still remained unranked.
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Sean Tindell, the state commissioner of public safety, announced he is running for Mississippi attorney general in 2027 and plans to step down from his agency post to focus on the campaign, Magnolia Tribune reported.
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Mississippi Baptist Medical Center says a patient who suffered burns to about 96% of their body has been treated and released from its Mississippi Burn, Hand and Reconstruction Center. The center called the case the most severe in its history.
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The Justice Department on Monday finalized a rule allowing certain individuals with felony convictions to apply for gun rights restoration, marking a shift in firearm policy under Attorney General Todd Blanche.
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More than 450 people participated in the event, which aimed to address health disparities among Black men in Mississippi through free screenings and community activities.
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House Ethics Committee Chairman Michael Guest failed to disclose three stock sales made by his wife’s family trust within the required time frame, according to a review of congressional records. This marks his second violation of the STOCK Act.
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The Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus calls for more information as authorities investigate the fatal police shooting of a 1-year-old boy in Senatobia. Family members and advocates seek clarity and accountability.
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