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A Mississippi Senate gaming committee killed a House-passed mobile sports betting measure for the second time this session, citing concerns about tax cuts and revenue projections, the Magnolia Tribune reported.
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The Mississippi Department of Education has unveiled a new strategic plan aimed at strengthening the state’s education system through stakeholder input and new priorities.
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Brandon Addison, a former Mississippi Delta police chief, admitted to federal charges of drug transportation and accepting bribes. He faces sentencing in August.
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The Shorenstein Center selected the joint investigation into alleged abuses by Rankin County deputies as one of six finalists for the 2026 Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting, the center said.
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Mississippi officials report progress in addressing school districts with overdue audits, with efforts intensified after recent school takeovers.
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An unidentified man was killed Wednesday after being struck by a westbound Amtrak train while walking along tracks at Rodenberg Avenue, Biloxi police said. Officials said it was the fourth train-related death in Mississippi since Amtrak launched its Mardi Gras service in August 2025.
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After a cold spell, the forecast is now clear and bright, setting the stage for another weekend of SEC Baseball. Fans can look forward to expert coverage from Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk.
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Over 200 of the first 300 Gadsden Flag specialty plates have been reserved in Mississippi, with production set to start once the initial batch is claimed. The tags support liberty studies at state universities.
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The Mississippi House approved legislation allowing terminally ill patients to access medical cannabis and to conduct clinical trials of ibogaine, sending both measures to the governor for approval.
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The Federal Reserve left rates unchanged at 3.6% but indicated a possible cut in 2023. Fed Chair Jerome Powell emphasized staying on until a Justice Department investigation concludes.
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