Fitch offers no 2027 hint at Neshoba County Fair
Republican Attorney General Lynn Fitch did not announce plans for 2027 at the Neshoba County Fair and instead highlighted her office’s record, Magnolia Tribune reported.
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Lt. Gov. Hosemann says redistricting coming to Mississippi
Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann told a Neshoba County Fair crowd that lawmakers will pursue legislative, state Supreme Court and congressional redistricting after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Callais decision.
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Trump criticizes Senate Republicans over Iran war vote amid canceled bill signing
President Donald Trump publicly rebuked Senate Republicans for allowing a war powers resolution to pass, while also canceling a scheduled signing of a separate bill, signaling ongoing tensions within the GOP.
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Mississippi officials hint at gubernatorial bids, focus on redistricting at Neshoba County Fair
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch and Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann discussed their political futures and state redistricting plans during speeches at the Neshoba County Fair.
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Judge Rejects Effort to Create Majority-Black DeSoto County Districts
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit seeking to redraw DeSoto County districts to favor Black voters, citing insufficient evidence. The ruling follows a recent Supreme Court decision affecting voting rights protections.
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Mississippi public defenders sue to block loss of youth court records access
The Office of the State Public Defender filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday saying a July 1 law change that will eliminate exceptions to youth court confidentiality threatens parents’ and children’s rights and will block lawyers from reviewing case records.
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MDOT seeks Transportation Engineer III in Mississippi
Mississippi’s Department of Transportation is hiring experienced Transportation Engineer III positions in Mendenhall and Jackson. The agency seeks leaders to advance infrastructure projects across the state.
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MDOT: U.S. 49 ramps, I-20 lanes to close overnight in Rankin County
The Mississippi Department of Transportation said crews will close two U.S. 49 ramps to I-20 and two lanes of I-20 overnight in Rankin County for bridge rail repair from 9 p.m. June 24 to about 6 a.m. June 25.
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Awareness day urges drivers to find blue-and-white ENS signs
Organizers of ENS Sign Awareness Day say the blue-and-white signs at railroad crossings help motorists summon aid if a vehicle becomes stuck on the tracks.
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Forecasters expect showers, thunderstorms and localized flash flooding tonight
Forecasters predict an increase in showers and thunderstorms this evening into the overnight hours, with a localized flash-flood threat west of the Mississippi River due to recent heavy rainfall.
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Northeast offers CNA training with affordable tuition and evening classes
Northeast said its Certified Nurse Aide training program provides affordable tuition, evening classes and hands-on clinical experience. Seats are limited and applicants may apply online.
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Gov. Tate Reeves sets two special elections for Mississippi House seats
Gov. Tate Reeves announced special elections for House Districts 77 and 70 will be held Nov. 3, 2026, to fill vacancies left by the deaths of Reps. Price Wallace and William “Bo” Brown, the governor’s office said.
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NEMCC student Lee Pender earns high school equivalency diploma
Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Adult Education program at Booneville announced that student Lee Pender earned a high school equivalency diploma. The program said it is proud and wished him success.
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Early summer heatwave expected this weekend, forecasters say
Forecasters say an early summer heatwave will begin this weekend and intensify next week. They warned that current pleasant temperatures may be short-lived and urged people to stay cool and monitor forecasts.
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Jessie Mauney Center at Blue Mountain Christian University nears opening, school says
Blue Mountain Christian University said the newly named Jessie Mauney Center for Healthcare Education has new furniture and smart TVs installed and is one step closer to opening.
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Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson wins close primary race against progressive challenger
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson defeated activist Bobby LaPin in a tightly contested Democratic primary in Baltimore’s District 46. LaPin gained attention for his online persona and progressive stance.
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DOJ charges 10 in Southern California in major health care fraud sweep
Federal prosecutors charged 10 Southern California defendants Tuesday in schemes that included nearly $270 million in alleged fraudulent Medi‑Cal claims and about $27 million in alleged Medicare fraud, part of a nationwide DOJ takedown, officials said.
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Mississippi DOT says crews often serve as first responders during storms
The Mississippi Department of Transportation said its crews frequently clear roads and remove debris after storms, sometimes arriving in MDOT trucks. The department said it marked National Public Service Day by honoring its employees.
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Pontotoc man sentenced to 45 years after manslaughter plea
Dalton Keith Wages, 21, was sentenced June 23 to 45 years in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter with a gun enhancement and related charges, the district attorney’s office said.
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Tupelo man charged with felony shoplifting after multiple thefts
Delyon A. Harris, 29, was arrested and charged with felony shoplifting following repeated thefts at a Tupelo retail store, police said.
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