Man found dead at Yazoo County boat ramp, authorities say
Yazoo County deputies are investigating after a man was discovered dead at a boat ramp along the Big Black River. No additional details have been released.
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Hundreds attend funeral for 1-year-old Kohen Wiley in Pope, Mississippi
Family, friends and community members filled Hosanna Family Worship Center on Saturday to mourn 1-year-old Kohen Wiley, with toys and Bluey stuffed animals filling the sanctuary, organizers said.
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Mississippi QB Trinidad Chambliss disputes Lane Kiffin’s remarks on Ole Miss recruiting
Mississippi quarterback Trinidad Chambliss said Friday he disagrees with Lane Kiffin’s assertion that Ole Miss’ past made it harder to recruit Black players, calling Oxford welcoming and his recruiting visit positive.
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SuperTalk Mississippi News wins community service award, several MPA honors
SuperTalk Mississippi News received the Community Service Award and multiple individual and newsroom honors at the Mississippi Press Association’s 160th annual meeting, the association said.
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Mississippi Institutions Join $13.5 Million NOAA Effort to Expand U.S. Seafood Production
The University of Southern Mississippi and the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium will lead Gulf Coast participation in a five-year, $13.5 million NOAA initiative to boost domestic aquaculture, officials said.
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Mississippi reports over 480 homes damaged by Tropical Storm Arthur remnants
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency reports more than 480 homes damaged across 10 counties following severe storms and flooding from Tropical Storm Arthur remnants.
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Mississippi yet to detect New World Screwworm, officials say
Mississippi has not reported any cases of the New World screwworm, a parasite that recently appeared in Texas and New Mexico, but state officials remain vigilant.
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Magnolia Tribune essay cites Douglass speech to frame slavery as America’s original sin
A new essay in Magnolia Tribune’s series on the American inheritance argues that Frederick Douglass’s 1852 speech exposes the nation’s failure to live up to the Declaration of Independence and traces slavery’s lingering effects.
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Supreme Court tensions surface ahead of major rulings
A rare public exchange among Supreme Court justices highlighted internal disagreements as the court prepares to issue significant decisions. Sources say the display signals underlying tensions within the high court.
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Gipson, Watson Campaign for Higher Office at Neshoba County Fair
Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson and Secretary of State Michael Watson announced their bids for governor and lieutenant governor, respectively, at the Neshoba County Fair on Thursday. Both highlighted their records and outlined campaign priorities.
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