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Mississippi officials are collaborating on workforce initiatives while overseeing the growth of Amazon’s data centers, raising questions about economic and environmental impacts.
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U.S. District Judge Sharion Aycock disqualified four lawyers and barred two from her court for two years after finding they used generative AI without verifying fabricated citations, the judge said in a June 8 ruling.
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Ole Miss enters the College World Series as underdogs but history suggests baseball outcomes are unpredictable. The Rebels face North Carolina in their opening game Friday night.
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The Mississippi Department of Transportation says the eastbound lanes of State Route 18 near Siwell Road are closed until further notice after heat caused a road buckle. Traffic is detouring via the shoulder while crews work on a temporary repair.
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State Auditor Shad White comments on the Mississippi Supreme Court decision affirming Attorney General Lynn Fitch’s authority in the case.
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BMCU said crews are working on the Center for Grace & Healing and thanked construction workers for their dedication and craftsmanship.
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The Mississippi Department of Public Safety named four employees its Employees of the Month for June, the department said. Commissioner Sean Tindell praised their dedication in a social media post.
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Global Medical Response provided medical air evacuation training at Troop M in Brookhaven and donated medical bags to Mississippi Highway Patrol troopers and CTED officers, the Mississippi Highway Patrol said.
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The FIFA World Cup begins today in the United States, with fans celebrating and reminders to stay safe on the road.
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Ripley Main Street announced Friday, June 26 will feature after-hours shopping downtown, live music by Trevor Wilson at The Cut-Off and a fireworks show at 9:30 p.m. near Ripley High School.
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Ripley Main Street says Elvis Bingo will replace numbers with song titles at The Cut-Off on Friday, June 12, with music, prizes and a costume incentive.
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by Michael H. Miller BOONEVILLE, MISS. — (06/11/2026) Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Adult Education Department helped 248 individuals from across
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Forecasters say a cold front will approach late tonight, producing a less than 20 percent chance of isolated severe storms in northeast Arkansas, the Missouri Bootheel and extreme northwest Tennessee between midnight and 4 a.m.
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Organizers said Disaster Preparedness Day will be held Saturday, June 13, 2026, at Lowe’s in Flowood to teach residents how to prepare for storms and connect with local resources.
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Northeast President Dr. Ricky G. Ford told the TigerTalk podcast that students should not view community college as a ‘second choice’ and outlined what attendees can expect academically and socially at Northeast, Ford said.
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Newly disclosed reporting reveals that President Donald Trump and his team were deeply involved in managing the Jeffrey Epstein controversy behind the scenes, even as publicly downplaying its significance.
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The Toledo Police Department named Ka Nye Taylor as a suspect in a June 6 shooting near the Old West End Festival that injured 12 people and said it is searching for a second suspected shooter.
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Republican lawmakers beat Democrats Wednesday at Nationals Park, extending the GOP’s winning streak to six seasons, organizers said.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley urged Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins to develop a vaccine after New World screwworms returned to the U.S. for the first time in 60 years. The original report said Rollins knocked down the suggestion.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday urged Republicans to “IMMEDIATELY” advance a third $350 billion reconciliation bill, saying it should include the Save America Act and calling the measure “Recon 3.0.”
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