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President Donald Trump approved $11 million in federal disaster aid for Mississippi, the White House announced Tuesday, after a severe weather outbreak in early May damaged homes and injured residents.
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Munson & Bros. in downtown Columbus has grown from a maker of beard oil into a gathering spot combining an apothecary, wood-fired pizza and an outdoor beer garden, Magnolia Tribune reported.
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Mississippi has released a memorandum of understanding for opioid settlement funds, with several projects approved to combat opioid abuse across the state.
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An essay on Magnolia Tribune argues that American constitutional government depends on a moral people shaped largely by Christianity, citing Alexis de Tocqueville, the Founders and contemporary scholars.
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Kelleigh Reynolds Broussard, assistant superintendent of the Long Beach School District, told Mississippi Today that targeted instructional technology — not passive screen time — has supported student growth and helped the district earn top ratings.
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Federal courts across the U.S. face overwhelming immigration petitions, but in Mississippi, a judge has yet to decide a single habeas corpus case since October, leaving hundreds in limbo.
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The Administrative Office of the Courts told a federal judge it will continue to provide attorneys access to youth court case files while a state law that narrows access is set to lapse, parties said.
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Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens resigned Monday and pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge, federal court records show, days before a scheduled bribery trial involving former Jackson officials.
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National media praise for Kamario Taylor has sparked optimism among Mississippi State supporters, writers Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone said.
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Several laws approved by Mississippi lawmakers will take effect July 1, covering areas from teacher pay increases to immigration enforcement and healthcare reforms.
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