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Northeast Mississippi Community College said all adult education classes will be closed during July for staff professional development. The college said offices will remain open to assist current and prospective students ahead of the 2026-27 academic year.
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Expect afternoon highs in the 90s through Wednesday, with heat index values between 90 and 100 degrees. Hotter weather returns later in the week.
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A dense fog advisory warned that visibility could drop to a quarter mile or less through 9 a.m. today in parts of west Tennessee and north Mississippi. Commuters were urged to allow extra travel time and use caution.
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The Trump administration says it will open a 528-bed holding center for migrant families and unaccompanied children next to a Louisiana airfield described as the nation’s largest deportation hub.
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A week of pieces from the Mississippi Delta ā art, loss, labor and the fragility of public life ā asks Christians to practice remembrance, stewardship and civic courage.
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President Donald Trump will meet with New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq officials in the Oval Office Monday as the Treasury Department rolls out new investment accounts for children.
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Residents of Somerset, Kentucky, and Bristol, Rhode Island, marked the nation’s 250th birthday with celebrations focused on unity, avoiding political conversations, officials say.
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NCAA President Charlie Baker said the Protect College Sports Act addresses many industry issues and warned it would be a ‘mistake’ to abandon the legislation.
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New York City health officials have confirmed 14 cases of Legionnairesā disease linked to the Upper East Side, prompting warnings for residents and visitors to watch for symptoms.
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England rallied to a 3-2 victory over Mexico at the Estadio Azteca on Sunday, advancing to the World Cup quarterfinals and handing Mexico its first World Cup defeat at the stadium, Outkick reported.
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Tyler Robinson, 23, is due in court Monday for a week-long preliminary hearing in the fatal shooting of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, prosecutors said.
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President Donald Trump is traveling to Ankara for the annual NATO summit and will seek to enforce defense spending pledges allied governments made last year, the user-provided article says.
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Thousands attended Freedom Fest at Columbus Air Force Base on the Fourth of July as the base opened to the public for the nation’s 250th birthday, WCBI reported.
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Jackson police said a person was shot just before 8:30 a.m. July 5 near Eminence Row and Newman Avenue. The victim reported the shooter was in a black Chevy, authorities said.
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USA Baseball named two Mississippi State pitchers and one each from Ole Miss and Southern Miss to its Collegiate National Team, the organization said Tuesday.
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Authorities are searching for Nolan Xavier Wells, 18, who was last seen on Horn Island during the Independence Day holiday. He has not been located since.
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Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone say Anthony Evans gives coach Jeff Lebby a proven passing-game target for the first time in his tenure. They question whether the Bulldogs have another player to stretch the field as they aim to become a top Southeastern Conference offense.
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A recent Supreme Court ruling allows the president to fire commissioners without cause, raising concerns about the future of civil service protections established after President Garfield’s assassination.
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Rev. Ed King, a white minister and civil rights leader who helped shape the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, died Saturday in Jackson. He was 89.
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China has resumed purchasing U.S. soybeans following a trade agreement, boosting farmer optimism. However, analysts warn that trade commitments and market stability pose ongoing challenges.
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