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The Mississippi Democratic Party announced plans for nonviolent protests, including boycotts, following the Supreme Court’s decision to vacate a redistricting order that could cost the party seats in state legislature.
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The NAACP on Tuesday launched the “Out of Bounds” campaign urging Black athletes, fans and alumni to withhold support from public universities in states it says are undermining Black voting representation.
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Dozens attended Clocked In, a free workforce expo at the Jackson Medical Mall on May 19 that aimed to link employers, training programs and community groups with people seeking work, organizers said.
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A routine commercial vehicle inspection on Interstate 22 in Pontotoc County led to the seizure of hundreds of pounds of
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A 33-year-old man was arrested Monday after a more-than-30-mile motorcycle chase that reached speeds above 140 mph, authorities said.
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Mississippi State travels to Hoover for the Southeastern Conference tournament and is expected to host an NCAA regional next weekend in Starkville, analysts said. They examined how coach Brian O’Connor should set up his pitching staff for the week and the regional.
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Mississippi officials say recent Supreme Court decisions do not affect the state’s new law banning abortion-inducing drugs, which took effect July 1. The case before the high court involves a separate challenge to FDA rules on mifepristone.
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The Justice Department announced Monday a $1.776 billion fund to compensate people who say they were politically targeted, part of a settlement resolving President Donald Trump’s lawsuit over leaked tax returns. Democrats and watchdogs called the deal corrupt and urged a judge to block it.
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Mississippi is distributing over $23 million in Community Development Block Grant funds to 41 cities and counties to improve infrastructure and public services, officials say.
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The Supreme Court on Monday reversed a lower court finding that Mississippi lawmakers unlawfully diluted Black voting strength and sent the case back for further proceedings, the court said.
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