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Mississippi State coach Jeff Lebby appeared focused during his first 2026 press conference, a recap by Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone said. The reporters also raised the question of what the team’s goals should be this season.
BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. — A Honduran man arrested by the Blue Mountain Police Department has been sentenced to nearly five
Blue Mountain Christian College’s women’s soccer team defeated Talladega College 4-0 on Saturday at The Summit, the school said. The Tornadoes pulled away in the second half, according to the school.
A retired Massachusetts judge told Fox News Digital that a not-guilty-by-reason-of-insanity verdict in Lindsay Clancy’s case could result in prolonged commitment overseen by mental health officials who often side with prosecutors.
A veteran prosecutor calls for focus on the three children killed by Lindsay Clancy, warning that support for the mother risks overshadowing the victims’ memory as her trial proceeds.
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More than 1,000 dependents were ordered to evacuate when the U.S.-Iran war began, the U.S. Navy said. Six months later, family members say they remain in temporary conditions and seek a clear plan.
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Authorities searched Piney Woods School on August 24 in connection with the killing of a teacher, according to police officials.
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Frank Davis, 79, who became Mississippi’s first Black sheriff in the modern era when he was elected in 1979, has died, the Claiborne County Sheriff’s Office said Monday.
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Zxavian Harris, a former Ole Miss player and NFL hopeful, announced his commitment to LSU amid transfer legal disputes and league rule questions. The move adds to LSU’s late pre-season roster changes.
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In the final SEC Preseason Previews installment, Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone both project Mississippi State to finish 6-6 and provide a game-by-game breakdown of Jeff Lebby’s schedule.
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Chambliss, known for his escapability, plans to develop a more mature style as he enters his final year at Ole Miss, focusing on leadership and football IQ amid rising expectations.
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The Mississippi Cattlemen’s Association and the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation say President Donald Trump’s move to allow 300,000 metric tons of subsidized ground beef into the U.S. market will hurt domestic producers.
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The Mississippi State Board of Education adopted revised assessment scores and absence reporting policies last week, aligning with recent legislation.
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U.S. District Judge Kristi Johnson last month ended decades of federal oversight of Rankin County schools, prompting alumni and civil rights advocates to say the move was premature amid continued racial disparities.
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