Trump suspends threat to target Iran’s infrastructure
President Donald Trump has reversed his previous threat to attack Iran, announcing a two-week suspension of bombing plans.
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President Donald Trump has reversed his previous threat to attack Iran, announcing a two-week suspension of bombing plans.
Read morePresident Donald Trump announced a ‘double-sided ceasefire’ with Iran just hours before he set a deadline for Tehran to strike a deal or face military strikes.
Read moreThe Mississippi Board of Trustees will hold two listening sessions in April to gather input on candidates for the university’s next president. Comments can also be submitted online.
Read moreBrian Hadad returned to host Rumblings with Carlo Barone of WCBI Sports in the program’s first episode since Robbie Faulk’s departure, the show said.
Read moreSenator Roger Wicker described Iran as the worst state sponsor of terrorism and emphasized the importance of the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions with Iran.
Read morePresident Donald Trump issued a final deadline for Iran to strike a deal, warning of catastrophic consequences if not met. Iran responded by urging citizens to form human chains around key infrastructure.
Read moreLegislation allowing prayer and religious activities in schools, along with legal protections for districts, fell short of support during the 2026 Mississippi legislative session.
Read moreSen. Roger Wicker highlighted a new savings program for Mississippi children at a Jackson event, while also addressing escalating tensions with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz.
Read moreAfter months of negotiation, lawmakers agreed to a $2,000 raise for teachers that now awaits Gov. Tate Reeves’ consideration, Mississippi Today reported. Some educators said the amount is insufficient.
Read moreThe Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning will hold on-campus and online listening sessions April 14 as it begins the search for the next president of Mississippi University for Women, the board said.
Read moreThe organization said donations will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $2,500 by a supporter. Donors were urged to give online to double their impact ahead of Giving Day.
Read moreA social media post from Northeast Mississippi Community College says its BSU invited high school juniors and seniors across the state to a worship session this week to learn about the group.
Read moreState Auditor Shad White said trimming government waste could allow Mississippi to lower car tag fees and provide relief to taxpayers.
Read moreThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration asked the public to photograph their safe places for extreme weather and share the images with the hashtag #SafePlaceSelfie to help others prepare.
Read moreThe BMCU Chorale will present an evening of inspirational music Monday, April 20, at 7 p.m. at Modena Lowrey Berry Auditorium, the group said. The concert is open to the public and organizers said all are welcome.
Read moreConnectEBT said it has launched a redesigned portal with a user-friendly interface to make tracking benefits and changing PINs easier. Users can create an account or log in at the ConnectEBT website.
Read moreMS LIFT Resource and Referral Network at MSU Extension said in a post it will hold ribbon-cutting ceremonies tomorrow at centers in D’Iberville and Long Beach and invited families to attend and access educational resources.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation said crews set the final beams and girders on a replacement bridge over the Homochitto River in Franklin County and that the project remains on track for completion this year.
Read morePublic safety officials urged people celebrating National Beer Day to arrange sober rides and avoid impaired driving, saying such deaths are preventable.
Read moreStudents at Northeast took part in concrete testing and practical exercises as they prepare for a concrete certification, school officials said.
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