Tippah County, MS News
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The news outlet moved Monday to lift a court seal in a Greenville case after officials could not account for more than 100 pieces of DNA evidence tied to a 2005 rape and manslaughter conviction, attorney Andrew Coffman said.
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Despite federal efforts to support coal, solar power continues to grow in the United States, surpassing coal for the first time in May and remaining the leading source of new electricity capacity.
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Hinds County has approved a temporary pay increase for public defenders using federal pandemic relief funds, narrowing the pay gap with prosecutors for six months amid ongoing calls for long-term funding.
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Mississippi State’s athletic year has ended, and hosts Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone said they are returning with another edition of their Twitter mailbag, The Rumblings, to carry fans through the offseason.
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Former Madison Central star Braden Montgomery made an immediate impact in his first MLB game, hitting a walk-off home run for the Chicago White Sox.
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Despite current stability, Mississippi colleges prepare for a projected decline in high school graduates and enrollment amid demographic shifts.
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Researchers found that showcasing resilient employees can motivate some workers but increase anxiety in others, depending on how similar observers feel to the person being highlighted.
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The College World Series begins Friday at Charles Schwab Field with Troy facing West Virginia and Mississippi meeting North Carolina, the Associated Press reported. Oklahoma and Texas are scheduled to play Saturday matchups against Alabama and Georgia.
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Advocates and lawmakers gathered at the Mississippi Capitol to promote access to contraception, featuring a large inflatable IUD named Freeda. The event marked the anniversary of a historic Supreme Court decision on reproductive rights.
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David Simmons, appointed as Lexington’s police chief in May, seeks to bring stability and rebuild trust after months of leadership upheaval and federal investigations.
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