Mississippi college football teams focus on preparation ahead of season openers
Mississippi’s three Division I FBS schools emphasize preparation as they kick off their seasons, facing varied challenges and opportunities.
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A federal magistrate ruled the BBC may examine how President Donald Trump’s Jan. 6 remarks were understood by the public but barred relitigation of the Capitol riot, court reports show.
Read moreWith just a few primary elections remaining, Democrats must flip four Republican-held seats to take control of the U.S. Senate, while Republicans are largely on defense and pickup opportunities are scarce, analysts say.
Read moreCity officials are stepping in to assist people still living at the Grand Chateau Apartments after the owner closed the complex in May 2025, WJTV reported.
Read moreThe search for Kevin Clay Adams entered its third day after deputies shifted efforts east following a Friday shooting in which authorities say he fired at officers, the Smith County Sheriff’s Office said.
Read moreThe Rare Breed Motorcycle Club and the Rare Ladies Social Club handed out supplies and offered free haircuts, meals and family activities to help local families prepare for school, WJTV reported.
Read moreA Rankin County sheriff’s deputy was critically injured Saturday while responding to an emergency call, the sheriff’s department said. The deputy was extricated and taken to the University of Mississippi Medical Center in critical but stable condition, the department said.
Read moreThe National Weather Service warns of dangerously high temperatures across Mississippi, with heat indices reaching into the triple digits through early next week.
Read moreA media poll released Friday at SEC Media Days showed Mississippi State received limited support from conference media. Analysts Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone said they expect the Bulldogs to overachieve this season.
Read moreAbout 1,000 rustic religious gatherings are active across the U.S. this summer, Magnolia Tribune reported, drawing multi-generational attendees for preaching, fellowship and missionary calls.
Read moreMississippi Today reported that a single phone call by House Speaker Billy McCoy in 2005 stopped a plan to securitize future tobacco settlement payments, a move that shaped how the state later used the funds.
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