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Four DeSoto County residents filed a federal lawsuit asking a judge to dissolve a voting structure they say segregates voters after the Legislature reorganized circuit and chancery court districts.
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An essay published on Magnolia Tribune argues Mississippi’s recent gains reflect a national story of stewardship and continual improvement, while urging efforts to spread opportunity statewide.
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A crowd in Jackson watched the U.S. defeat Bosnia 2-1 on a big outdoor screen, despite contentious refereeing decisions and a red card that left the U.S. down a player.
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A high-pressure heat dome has left Mississippi with mid-90s temperatures and heat indices above 110 degrees, prompting schedule changes for outdoor workers and the opening of cooling centers, officials and local outlets said.
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Nearly three weeks after a 1-year-old boy was shot outside a Mississippi Walmart, authorities have refused to release public records related to the incident, citing an ongoing investigation.
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On3 analyst Wilson Alexander, speaking to Brian Hadad on T&L Extra, said he watched Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor closely at the Manning Passing Academy and offered his thoughts on how Taylor compares with other SEC signal-callers.
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Analysts Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone say Fluff Bothwell, who showed flashes last season, is being asked to lead a young Mississippi State backfield and help the Bulldogs control the run this fall.
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Ricky Wayne Quinn was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in federal prison and ordered to repay $786,972.10 after prosecutors said he and a partner submitted fraudulent Medicare and Medicaid claims, the Mississippi attorney general’s office said.
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Implementation of the Workforce Pell Grant program began July 1, allowing Mississippians to use federal Pell funds for approved short-term workforce training, Gov. Tate Reeves announced.
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Auto Parts Manufacturing Mississippi announced Wednesday it will invest $53 million to expand its Guntown operations and create 28 jobs, with work and hiring expected to take five years.
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