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North Carolina scored five late runs to beat Ole Miss 6-2 in the College World Series, despite strong pitching from Rebel starter Taylor Rabe. The Tar Heels will face West Virginia on Sunday.
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Mississippi Department of Transportation announced plans for roadway expansions and safety improvements statewide, including two major capacity projects funded by the Legislature.
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Pakistan’s prime minister announced that the U.S. and Iran have agreed to the wording of a deal aimed at ending their conflict. Negotiators are working to finalize the agreement amid recent hostilities in the Middle East.
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Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Roger Wicker said the committee advanced a National Defense Authorization Act that increases defense investment and directs resources to Mississippi industries. The bill will go to a full Senate vote, Wicker said.
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A recent city-led forum aimed to educate residents about data centers, but questions remain as opposition grows over proposed projects and zoning issues.
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Videos and local residents say Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in unmarked vehicles have been stopping and detaining drivers in Oxford. Officials and ICE did not respond to requests for comment.
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Colin Hynek hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning to lift North Carolina to a 6-2 victory over Mississippi in the College World Series on Friday in Omaha.
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The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science in Jackson will host a hands-on World Snake Day event Friday with 26 Mississippi-native snake species on display, the museum said.
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On the Thunder & Lightning podcast, hosts Carlo Barone and Brian Hadad said Dak Prescott was the only quarterback worthy of a spot on their all-time Mississippi State team.
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The Administrative Office of Courts will not disburse $2.5 million earmarked for youth courts after a Senate bill to extend the program failed when the House adjourned, court officials and lawmakers told Magnolia Tribune.
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