Thompson compares Supreme Court ruling to a second Civil War
Mississippi Congressman Bennie Thompson criticized the recent Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais, calling it ‘equivalent to a second Civil War.’
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Mississippi Congressman Bennie Thompson criticized the recent Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais, calling it ‘equivalent to a second Civil War.’
Read moreThe stock market reached new highs Tuesday, buoyed by easing oil prices and strong corporate earnings reports, despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Read moreThe Rev. John M. Semmes urged political progressives to resist growing cruelty and tribalism and outlined personal and political steps to respond in a guest essay for Mississippi Today.
Read moreDaycare operators say they are still reeling a year after pandemic-era support ended, with families on a long voucher waiting list and state officials considering a new funding approach, advocates say.
Read moreThe Mississippi Court of Appeals has reversed a lower court ruling, allowing a civil lawsuit to proceed against Rankin County deputies accused of using excessive force during Damien Cameron’s 2021 arrest.
Read moreState Auditor Shad White commended the sentencing of Anne McGrew, the first person convicted in a major welfare fraud scheme uncovered six years ago.
Read moreOrganizers of Hurricane Preparedness Week said Day 3 focuses on helping people interpret storm information so they can make timely decisions and take action.
Read moreThe Mississippi Emergency Management Agency said north Mississippi faces a slight risk of severe storms overnight May 5, and central Mississippi has an enhanced risk from the afternoon of May 6 through early May 7, 2026.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation promoted Brad Cupit, P.E., to District 7 engineer, the agency said. District 7 is headquartered in McComb and covers 13 counties in southwest Mississippi.
Read moreNortheast announced that Sam James and Brian Morgan graduated from the MCCLA Leadership Academy, the college said. The program was hosted by the Mississippi Community College Foundation in partnership with Mississippi State University.
Read moreNortheast Mississippi Community College congratulated its phlebotomy graduates after a pinning ceremony at its Ripley campus, the college said in a social media post. The post said the students are ready to “make an impact” and included the hashtag #movingforward.
Read moreNortheast Mississippi Community College says its Tiger Food Truck will hand out free personal pan pizzas to students with IDs tonight as part of a Study Slices event.
Read moreThe National Weather Service in Memphis said a midday update that there is a low risk of tornadoes tonight, though any that form could reach EF2 strength across parts of eastern Arkansas, southwest Tennessee and northwest Mississippi. Localized flash flooding is also a concern around Memphis.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Human Services told SNAP recipients to report changes within 10 days, submit requested documents and check the Common Web portal to reduce errors and speed benefit delivery.
Read moreA social media post urged people to avoid drinking and driving and to hand keys to a sober friend as Cinco de Mayo fell on Taco Tuesday, according to the message.
Read moreKelvin L. Phillips, 34, of Tupelo was arrested and charged after a March report that his alleged victim’s missing credit card was used multiple times, the Tupelo Police Department said.
Read moreTupelo Police Department said it assisted with the 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run at Fairpark, helping escort the ‘Flame of Hope’ carried into the city by Jeff Bell of Olive Branch.
Read moreNortheast Mississippi Community College’s Adult Education program thanked its instructors for their dedication and impact during Teacher Appreciation Week, the program said in a social media post.
Read moreNortheast announced a two-day virtual conference for educators June 8-9, offering sessions on technology in teaching. Registration is $25 and two continuing education units are available.
Read moreRaina Michael, an administrative assistant for event planning and housing at Northeast Mississippi Community College, has received the Northeast Way Award for her dedication and kindness.
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