Democratic Socialists Gain Ground in New York and Colorado Elections
Progressive candidates backed by Democratic Socialists achieved significant victories in New York and Colorado, signaling a shift in the party’s ideological landscape.
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VAR disallows Croatia’s late goal as Ronaldo leads Portugal into World Cup Round of 16
Cristiano Ronaldo made history at 41 years old, helping Portugal advance after a controversial VAR decision denied Croatia a late equalizer in their knockout match.
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Fox Nation to Premiere ‘American Kitchen’ BBQ Special Ahead of 250th Independence Day
Fox Nation will premiere “American Kitchen: An America 250 BBQ” on July 3, featuring chefs Andre Rush and David Burke and recipes that spotlight American backyard barbecue traditions, the network said.
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Mississippi boosts waterways patrols for impaired boating over Independence Day weekend
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks said it will join the national Operation Dry Water campaign and increase patrols and safety checkpoints on waterways during the Independence Day weekend to curb boating under the influence.
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Fourth arrest made in Jackson triple homicide that killed toddler, two women
Jackson police say Devone Modacure was arrested in Forney, Texas, on a capital murder charge in the June 27 shooting that killed two sisters and a 2-year-old.
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Americans Celebrate Fourth of July with Favorite Foods and Traditions
A local poll reveals preferences for classic Independence Day foods, including burgers, hot dogs, and patriotic desserts, as neighborhoods gear up for celebrations.
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DeSoto County residents sue, say judicial redistricting created racially divided voting process
Four DeSoto County residents filed a federal lawsuit asking a judge to dissolve a voting structure they say segregates voters after the Legislature reorganized circuit and chancery court districts.
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Essay Says Mississippi’s Progress Mirrors U.S. as Nation Nears 250th Anniversary
An essay published on Magnolia Tribune argues Mississippi’s recent gains reflect a national story of stewardship and continual improvement, while urging efforts to spread opportunity statewide.
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U.S. Soccer Edges Bosnia in World Cup Match Amid Controversy at Fondren Yard
A crowd in Jackson watched the U.S. defeat Bosnia 2-1 on a big outdoor screen, despite contentious refereeing decisions and a red card that left the U.S. down a player.
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Heat dome keeps Mississippi muggy over Fourth of July weekend
A high-pressure heat dome has left Mississippi with mid-90s temperatures and heat indices above 110 degrees, prompting schedule changes for outdoor workers and the opening of cooling centers, officials and local outlets said.
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Senatobia police deny release of incident report in toddler shooting case
Nearly three weeks after a 1-year-old boy was shot outside a Mississippi Walmart, authorities have refused to release public records related to the incident, citing an ongoing investigation.
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Belmont wins Mississippi PIE Award for innovative street maintenance and cost-sharing efforts
The City of Belmont received the Mississippi Public Innovations and Efficiencies Award for its efforts to improve street maintenance and reduce costs through strategic initiatives.
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NWS warns of severe storms; Mississippi agency urges heat precautions
The National Weather Service forecast a slight risk of severe storms in north and northeast Mississippi on July 2, while the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency warned of dangerous heat through July 4.
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NWS Memphis warns heat wave will continue through July 4
The National Weather Service in Memphis said a dangerous heat wave will continue through July 4 and that heat headlines are in effect through Saturday. The agency urged residents to watch for vulnerable people and to stay in air-conditioned places and hydrated.
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Mississippi DOT to pause nonemergency lane closures for July 4 weekend
The Mississippi Department of Transportation said it will halt nonemergency lane closures from July 3 through July 5 to ease holiday travel. MDOT warned some work zones will remain and urged drivers to slow down.
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Mississippi DOT urges sober driving ahead of Fourth of July
The Mississippi Department of Transportation urged motorists to plan a sober driver and use alternate transportation if they drink, saying the holiday is often among the deadliest because of drunk-driving crashes.
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Slight risk of severe storms this afternoon near Tennessee River Valley, forecasters say
Forecasters say areas near the Tennessee River Valley face a slight (level 2 of 5) risk of severe weather this afternoon and evening; areas along and east of the Mississippi River have a marginal (level 1 of 5) risk.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College student earns high school equivalency diploma
Meaghann Sheffield earned a high school equivalency diploma, Northeast Mississippi Community College said. She is enrolled in the college’s WIOA Gateway Youth Program.
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Mississippi DOT urges motorists to secure loads during America250 celebrations
The Mississippi Department of Transportation said on the second day of its Star-Spangled Sign celebrations for America250 that motorists should secure coolers, chairs and other items before travel to prevent them from falling into roadways.
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Mississippi DOT warns nine children have died in hot cars this year
The Mississippi Department of Transportation said nine children have died from heatstroke in vehicles this year and urged motorists never to leave children or pets alone in cars.
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