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A cold front moving in Tuesday afternoon is expected to stall and wobble north and south, keeping daily rain chances above 50 percent through at least Sunday, forecasters said.
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Northeast President Dr. Ricky G. Ford appears on TigerTalk Episode 399 to discuss classroom innovation, workforce training, healthcare programs, fine arts and the college’s continued growth.
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Gov. Tate Reeves announced over $23 million in federal funds will support infrastructure improvements across Mississippi communities.
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NEMCC announced its Adult Education high school equivalency graduation will be held Monday, May 18, at 6 p.m. The college asked graduates and guests to review graduation reminders provided with the announcement.
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NEMCC Adult Education says a new class begins Monday, May 18, at 8 a.m., and prospective students can still enroll.
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Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong engaged in a profanity-laced confrontation with a White Sox fan during Sunday’s game. The incident occurred after a missed catch near the outfield stands.
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An Arkansas man was arrested after allegedly threatening a Walmart shooting if the country went into lockdown due to hantavirus concerns. Authorities said the threat was made online and linked to a gamer account.
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As Mississippi faces shifting demographics and societal challenges, believers are called to embody Christ’s love through civic engagement, empathy, and unwavering hope.
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Former defense secretary Robert Gates told CBS News that the United States could face a migration crisis from Cuba. His remarks came amid recent threats by President Donald Trump toward the island.
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A CBS News/YouGov poll found 44 percent of respondents described their personal financial situation as “fairly bad” or “very bad,” and many expressed frustration with the economy under President Donald Trump.
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Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said Sunday that sending American troops into Iran would spark a ‘political revolution’ in the United States.
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Austin police arrested a 15-year-old and a 17-year-old Sunday in connection with 12 shooting incidents across the city that injured four people and struck two fire stations, authorities said.
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Canadian health officials confirmed a hantavirus case among passengers of the MV Hondius cruise ship, as the outbreak has resulted in three fatalities. The global health community continues to monitor the situation.
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Two jets appeared to collide during a performance at a military air show in Idaho, and their crews ejected, the base said. The aircrew are in stable condition, the base added.
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A motorcyclist died after colliding with stopped traffic at a red light in Flowood, Mississippi, police say.
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Belhaven softball secured its fourth-ever super regional appearance after defeating Emory in a winner-take-all game. The Blazers now prepare to host Wisconsin-Oshkosh in the next round.
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State Rep. Jeff Hale was taken into custody Friday night after a traffic stop in DeSoto County. Hale denies being under the influence, citing a family emergency.
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Columnist Brian Hadad wrote that Mississippi State lost another series after winning Game 1 for the second straight weekend, leaving doubts about how far coach Brian O’Connor’s first team in Starkville can go in the postseason.
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A Magnolia Tribune opinion piece argues Jesus’ ascension demonstrates that God is ‘an arising God’ and is sufficient to meet believers’ future challenges, citing Acts and the Psalms.
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Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves canceled a planned special legislative session to consider redrawing the state’s four congressional districts, a move Mississippi Today said likely preserves the majority-Black seat held by Rep. Bennie Thompson.
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