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The Mississippi Department of Archives and History will host a free beginner genealogy workshop Saturday at 10 a.m. at the William Winter Archives and History Building, the department said.
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The National Weather Service warned that thunderstorms can produce deadly lightning strikes up to 10 miles away and urged people to “See a Flash, Dash Inside” during Tennessee’s Severe Weather Awareness Week.
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Jaedin Jacques Hatchett received a 25-year sentence after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in connection with a 2023 shooting in Tupelo, Mississippi.
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The Tupelo Police Department said it observed National School Resource Officer Day this past weekend and thanked its school resource officers for their role in keeping schools safe and supporting students and staff.
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Octavious Nathaniel Coleman was arrested Feb. 10 after agents said they found drugs in his vehicle and at a Saltillo residence, authorities said.
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Tupelo police say a juvenile was shot Friday night in the 2100 block of Fillmore Drive and taken to North Mississippi Medical Center; detectives are investigating and no arrests have been made.
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The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor said it launched an online dashboard after reviewing government payments and finding no state agency could produce a complete list or total of taxpayer money sent to nonprofits.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College said in a post that students who enroll ‘join a family’ that encourages and supports them. The college invited prospective students to learn more at nemcc.edu.
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North East Mississippi Community College baseball will not participate in a round-robin at Delta State. Instead, the team will host Coahoma in a doubleheader tomorrow.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College said College Transfer Day gave students a chance to connect with universities and plan next steps, and credited ongoing academic and support programs with preparing students to transfer.
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The UMMC Center for Telehealth’s Maternal Remote Patient Monitoring Program and Children’s of Mississippi will hold a free community event in Durant on Feb. 25 offering resources for youth, teens and mothers.
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The Mississippi Department of Transportation will host a job fair Feb. 18 at its Newton office with on-site interviews for openings across five counties, the agency said.
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Four West Boutique said it will leave its downtown storefront and continue operating as an online business, and urged customers to visit this week for a 30% off sale.
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The U.S. National Weather Service in Memphis, Tennessee warned that lightning can cause death or serious injury and advised seeking shelter and carrying a radio when outdoors.
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An unsettled pattern will bring showers and thunderstorms to the Mid-South beginning Wednesday evening and lasting through Saturday, with wind gusts up to 35 mph through Thursday, forecasters say.
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The suspect accused of opening fire at a Rhode Island ice rink reportedly posted on social media about going ‘berserk’ following online disputes over gender identity. Police say the incident was linked to a family conflict.
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The Minnesota Department of Health confirmed 14 cases of a skin infection caused by Trichophyton mentagrophytes genotype VII and said 27 more are suspected, the agency said.
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U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker criticized Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for her appearance at last week’s Munich Security Conference, suggesting she lacked a response to President Trump’s policies.
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Hillary Clinton told the BBC that she and former President Bill Clinton have no connections to Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell.
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Plastic surgeon Sheila Nazarian called the medical community’s silence a “stain” after major groups moved to recommend delaying gender-related surgeries for minors, saying the risks may outweigh benefits.
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