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The Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience in Meridian will honor five influential musicians at its 2026-27 Hall of Fame ceremony, celebrating Mississippi’s rich musical heritage.
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A few practices into Mississippi State’s preseason camp, coach Jeff Lebby said he is already seeing things he likes, reporter Brian Hadad said ahead of SportsTalk Mississippi’s Not Fall Camp Tour event at The Landing.
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Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone told listeners they were not pursuing controversial topics in a new episode of The Rumblings. They cited hot weather and turned to listener mail instead.
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Morgan Freeman is a producer and narrator on a 12-track album that traces the blues from the 1930s to the present and is scheduled for release Friday, The Associated Press reported.
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Governor Tate Reeves has appointed Renee McBride Porter to fill a vacancy on Mississippi’s 10th Chancery Court, effective August 17, following Judge Chase Ford Morgan’s retirement.
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Generative Engine Optimization, or GEO, is changing how campaigns shape their digital reputations and how AI answers voter questions, Magnolia Tribune reported. The outlet said GEO drove an AI-generated handicap of the 2027 Mississippi Republican gubernatorial primary.
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Sen. Hillman Frazier told Mississippi Today that lawmakers should set clear standards on energy, water and incentives before more data centers are built, citing local concerns and a newly approved moratorium in Jackson.
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A judge’s appointment in Benoit, Mississippi, has sparked online criticism due to her Muslim faith, with critics questioning her qualifications and claiming she might impose Islamic law.
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Marshand Crisler, convicted of bribery in 2024, has been transferred to home confinement after serving part of his sentence in federal prison, according to authorities.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said July 2026 was the hottest July for the contiguous United States on record, with widespread heat across all Lower 48 states and much of Mississippi running hotter than normal.
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