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Southern Miss beat Alcorn State 49-3 in Blake Anderson’s first game as coach, fueled by three interceptions from Kobi Albert and a 123-yard, three-touchdown effort from Steven Robinson, according to the box score.
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Mississippi State defeated UL-Monroe 62-13 at Davis Wade Stadium, a dominant performance that Brian Hadad said provided a strong start to Jeff Lebby’s third season.
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Mississippi’s three Division I FBS schools emphasize preparation as they kick off their seasons, facing varied challenges and opportunities.
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Scores for Mississippi high school football games on Sept. 4, 2026, will be updated as results come in for MAIS and MHSAA play. Live audio streams are available.
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The U.S. Department of Labor approved Mississippi’s WorkFlex plan, allowing the state to streamline workforce services and better meet employer needs.
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The Mississippi Development Authority and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development approved blanket covenant changes for properties rebuilt with post-Katrina homeowner grants, MDA said. The amendments remove outdated requirements and are recorded in county land records, officials said.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is requesting additional public comments as it refines a rule to define ‘waters of the United States,’ focusing on limiting wetlands protected under federal law.
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A court-filed recording captures school officials discussing whether a strip search of high school students was lawful, amid ongoing lawsuits and allegations of civil rights violations.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit claiming Jackson knowingly allowed contaminated water, ruling the claims did not violate constitutional rights.
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In a filing Friday, lawyers for death row inmate Willie Manning argued recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions on racial bias in jury selection allow him to seek post-conviction relief, citing alleged racially motivated strikes at his 1994 trial.
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