Free outdoor screening of ‘RV’ set Friday in Ripley
Organizers said a free family movie night featuring Robin Williams’ ‘RV’ will be held Friday, July 3, at The Cut-Off in Ripley. The event is sponsored by West Glass Company.
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Mississippi to make teacher supply funds available July 15, 2026, MDE says
A report from a state office found 75% of Mississippi teachers began last school year without access to classroom supply funds. The Mississippi Department of Education said it will make EEF funds available to teachers on July 15, 2026.
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Heat wave to continue through at least Tuesday, forecasters say
Forecasters said the heat wave will persist through Tuesday with heat index values of 105 to 109 degrees Fahrenheit and limited overnight relief.
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Blue Mountain Christian University marks Reunion Weekend, honors Class of 1976
Blue Mountain Christian University said its Reunion Weekend brought alumni and friends together to celebrate milestones, honor legacies and recognize the Class of 1976 as this year’s 50-year class.
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Mississippi law allows creation of statewide registry of undocumented immigrants
A new Mississippi law taking effect Wednesday authorizes the state Department of Public Safety to compile names and other details about people it believes are in the state illegally, lawmakers and advocates said.
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Democratic House Incumbents Lose in New York Primaries Over Israel Criticism
Two incumbent House Democrats in New York lost their primaries after opponents accused them of not being critical enough of Israel. The races highlight ongoing divisions among Democrats over the Israel-Palestine issue.
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When Faith Meets the Public Square: Mississippi’s Call to Care, Justice and Common Good
From grieving marches and school closures to language access and economic plans, this week’s headlines in Mississippi ask congregations to move faith beyond pews into steady, public service.
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Sen. Chris Coons released from hospital after crash
Sen. Chris Coons said Sunday he was released from Beebe Hospital after being treated for minor injuries sustained as a passenger in a car crash linked to a driver’s medical incident.
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Ocasio-Cortez urges break up of big tech, says firms seek ‘totally unchecked power’
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said large technology companies want unchecked power and should be split up, she said in a Fox News interview posted Sunday.
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Fetterman, McCormick arrange Pennsylvania booth at D.C. fair after Shapiro cites lack of sponsor
U.S. Sen. John Fetterman and Republican Dave McCormick said they will organize Pennsylvania’s presence at The Great American State Fair in Washington after Gov. Josh Shapiro said state officials could not find a business sponsor.
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Noah Kahan urges fans to use restrooms after incident at Philadelphia concert
Singer Noah Kahan addressed a messy incident at his Philadelphia show, urging fans to prioritize bathroom breaks after a viral video showed debris on the floor.
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Argentine soccer player Lucas Trejo loses wife and children in Venezuela earthquake
Trejo’s family was among those killed after a building collapse caused by twin earthquakes in Venezuela. Rescue efforts lasted 74 hours before recovery.
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Search turns to recovery for Marine missing from USS Anchorage off California coast
Navy officials said the search for a Marine who went missing from the USS Anchorage during training off Southern California has become a recovery mission involving ships and aircraft across about 2,400 square miles.
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Booneville teen arrested on child-molestation charges
An 18-year-old Booneville resident was arrested on two counts of molestation after authorities received a report about a 5-year-old, the Prentiss County Sheriff’s Department said. A judge set bond at $150,000.
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Aberdeen shuts down Main Street for second Blue and White Festival
Aberdeen closed Main Street Friday and Saturday for the second annual Blue and White Festival, WCBI reported. The two-day event included gospel and blues performances, food vendors, a kid zone and community honorees.
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Vigil canceled after funeral for Mississippi boy slain in officer-involved shooting
A vigil planned in honor of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley was canceled following his funeral in Mississippi. Wiley was fatally shot outside a Walmart in Senatobia earlier this month.
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Richland police officer injured in crash during benefit ride
A Richland police officer was hurt in a motorcycle crash during a charity ride for an injured Covington County deputy, authorities said.
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Forrest County investigator dies after motorcycle crash
Investigator Andretta English, 30, died after a motorcycle crash on Highway 589 in Lamar County on June 27, the Forrest County Sheriff’s Office and the Mississippi Highway Patrol said.
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Jackson mayor vows action after triple homicide that included toddler
Three people, including a 2-year-old, were shot to death Saturday in Jackson. Mayor John Horhn said he will work with officials to curb gun violence.
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Walking as a Christian Practice and Path to Health
A personal reflection highlights the significance of walking in both spiritual life and physical health, emphasizing its biblical roots and practical benefits.
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