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The Mississippi Museum of Art showcases Coulter Fussell’s textile works, highlighting her innovative use of donated fabrics and community stories in a survey through June 14.
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Mississippi National Guard members were seen patrolling the National Mall as Washington’s cherry blossoms reached peak bloom amid ongoing security deployments from several states.
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Thousands attended Hal’s St. Paddy’s Parade in Jackson on March 28, 2026, a decades-old tradition that featured bands, costumed participants and civic leaders, Mississippi Today reported.
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A traffic advisory warned of possible delays on West College Street starting at 7 a.m. Sunday and on East Church Street later in the afternoon as crews clean storm debris.
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State fire agencies in Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee said elevated fire danger will continue tomorrow and urged residents to check local burn bans before burning.
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Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association Chapter 44-3 collected more than 30 bags of trash and several large items along Highway 302 in DeSoto County on Saturday, the chapter said.
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Low humidity, strong winds, and dry fuels are fueling critical fire risks in Mississippi and the Mid-South, prompting warnings from officials.
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Organizers of Hal’s St. Paddy’s Parade & Festival urged attendees to plan a sober driver and warned that drinking and driving can lead to a DUI.
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An attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia injured 10 U.S. service members, multiple outlets reported; two were seriously hurt, a U.S. official told The Associated Press.
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Sen. John Fetterman credits ICE officers at airports for enhancing operations during the Department of Homeland Security shutdown, which has caused widespread disruptions.
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House lawmakers passed a short-term funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, following rejection of a Senate-passed measure that excluded immigration enforcement funds.
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Braden Peters, known as ‘Clavicular’ online, was taken into custody Thursday in Broward County on warrants related to a February incident. Authorities also probe a possible alligator shooting in the Everglades.
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Tiger Woods was arrested Friday after a car crash in Florida. His mugshot shows bloodshot eyes, and he faces multiple charges including DUI and property damage.
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House Republicans approved a 42-day funding patch for DHS amid Democratic opposition, pushing the partial government shutdown into its longest stretch in history. The Senate has yet to pass similar legislation, prolonging travel delays and unpaid federal workers.
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Tiger Woods was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after his Land Rover struck another vehicle and rolled near his Jupiter Island, Florida, home, the sheriff’s office said. Officials said he was not injured.
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The Justice Department said it plans to provide voter data it obtained from states to the Department of Homeland Security to be processed by a citizenship-check tool that critics have called controversial.
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Five people died and one was injured after a train struck a van in Stone County, Mississippi, on Friday, authorities said.
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The Mississippi Supreme Court denied the NCAA’s attempt to overturn a court ruling allowing Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss to compete in the 2026-27 season, ending a lengthy legal battle.
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The governor signed legislation creating a committee to review how sales tax revenue is allocated between the state and municipalities after Southaven flagged coding errors, advocates and lawmakers said.
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Vice President JD Vance led the first meeting of a new task force aimed at combating fraud in federal benefit programs, emphasizing a comprehensive government approach amid recent allegations and political tensions.
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