Gulfport to close section of Dixie Avenue for sewer cave-in repairs
The City of Gulfport says a section of Dixie Avenue will be closed Sept. 8-11 for sewer cave-in repairs, with a detour in place and local access maintained.
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Former Mayor Chokwe Lumumba and ex-City Councilman Aaron Banks pleaded guilty Monday to conspiracy in a federal bribery probe, court records show. Their pleas come after former Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens changed his plea last week.
Read moreMississippi is rolling out a new marketing effort to attract more students and professionals to the nursing field amid staffing shortages.
Read morePresident Donald Trump rang the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq opening bells from the Oval Office Monday as he launched government-backed investment accounts for children and tied his presidency to recent market gains.
Read moreMississippi has opted out of a federal summer nutrition program for three consecutive years, leaving thousands of children vulnerable to hunger during the season, advocates say.
Read moreAfter Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge and resigned, prosecutors and public defenders continued routine court business while the office’s leadership remained unsettled, Mississippi Today reported.
Read moreChokwe Antar Lumumba and Aaron Banks admitted to conspiracy charges Monday, ending a high-profile public corruption investigation in Mississippi’s capital city.
Read moreTemperatures that are cooler than last week are expected to warm, with highs rising above average and heat indices possibly reaching the triple digits by the end of next weekend, forecasters say.
Read moreMississippi is still eligible to win the American Association of State Troopers’ ‘Best Looking Cruiser’ award. Voting closes July 13.
Read moreRipley Main Street posted photos of a Fourth of July fireworks show hosted by First Baptist Church Ripley and credited the images to Lolly Lins Photography, the group said.
Read moreForecasters said temperatures will rise to normal by Wednesday and 3 to 5 degrees above normal by Friday. Increased humidity will push heat indices higher from Thursday onward, with breezes and scattered storms offering localized relief.
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