Carson Beck’s Dress Rehearsal Isn’t a Crystal Ball
Carson Beck passed every test in his NFL debut and is set to start the Hall of Fame Game, but history and a fickle preseason warn against crowning a QB after one good night.
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U.S. crude oil supplies hit 45-year low amid Iran conflict
U.S. crude oil inventories have fallen to their lowest level in 45 years, according to Bank of America Global Research, as ongoing tensions with Iran impact strategic reserves.
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Trump-backed candidate loses in Tennessee primary
Republican Rep. Andy Ogles was defeated in Tennessee’s primary, marking a setback for former President Donald Trump’s endorsement record this cycle.
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Iran could block U.S., Israeli ships in Strait of Hormuz, state media says
Iranian state media reported Thursday that Tehran could attempt to block U.S. and Israeli shipments from transiting the Strait of Hormuz under a joint venture with Oman. Members of Iran’s parliament are reviewing a bill to bar “hostile” vessels, the reports said.
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WNBA game sees security confront heckling fans as Aces edge Fever in OT thriller
During Thursday night’s game between the Indiana Fever and Las Vegas Aces, security removed courtside fans for noise violations amid a competitive matchup that ended with a dramatic overtime finish.
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Haynes King scores on final play as Panthers beat Cardinals 33-30 in Hall of Fame Game
Rookie Haynes King plunged in from 5 yards out on the final play to give Carolina a 33-30 win over Arizona in the annual Hall of Fame Game.
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Iranian Parliament Weighs Ban on U.S., Israeli Ships in Strait of Hormuz, Toll for Others
Iran’s parliament said it is reviewing a plan to bar vessels linked to the United States, Israel and other “hostile countries” from the Strait of Hormuz and to charge a toll to other ships. The Trump administration rejected the proposal.
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29-year-old woman found hanging behind Jackson home identified
Hinds County Coroner Jeramiah Howard identified the woman found Monday night as 29-year-old Tasia Fortune. Jackson police are investigating and the body was sent to the state medical examiner for an autopsy.
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Golding stresses urgency as Ole Miss opens preseason camp
Ole Miss opened preseason camp Thursday and coach Pete Golding said the team must sharpen its mental focus and attention to detail as it prepares for a season that opens Sept. 6.
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Administration proposes sweeping rollback of Head Start regulations
The Department of Health and Human Services proposed replacing most federal Head Start rules with state and local requirements, saying the change could save more than $2 billion; experts warn it could lower standards.
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Woodward Hines donates $800,000 to support foster youth college scholarships in Mississippi
The Woodward Hines Education Foundation has contributed $800,000 to help about 170 foster children in Mississippi attend college after funding gaps in a state scholarship program.
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Bishopric Industries to invest $5.75M, add 28 jobs in Natchez
The Mississippi Development Authority said Bishopric Industries will expand its Natchez operations with a $5.75 million investment to meet increased demand and create 28 jobs.
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Man to face second trial in Mississippi for 2019 New Albany stabbing
A man previously acquitted in a 2019 stabbing at a New Albany restaurant will be retried next year after a Mississippi appeals court overturned his acquittal.
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Woman found hanging from tree behind vacant Jackson home identified as Tasia Fortune
Hinds County officials identified Tasia Fortune, 29, as the woman found hanging from a tree behind a vacant Jackson home. Police are investigating the case.
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EEOC sues KLLM, alleging discrimination against female driver trainees
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued Richland-based KLLM Transport Services, saying company policies delayed and disadvantaged female students at its driver training academy.
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Authorities seek suspect in Tupelo gas-station wallet theft
Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi and the Tupelo Police Department asked the public to help identify a person wanted in a July 12 wallet theft at a South Green Street gas station.
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Ripley Main Street cheers local dancer at ‘Dancing Like the Stars’ benefit
Ripley Main Street said in a social media post it will cheer Keshun Morgan as he performs at “Dancing Like the Stars” this weekend, a fundraiser for the Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi.
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BMCU accepting applications for RN-to-BSN track
BMCU said on its website that it is still accepting applications for its RN-to-BSN track and that classes start soon. The university said the program offers flexible scheduling to help working nurses earn a BSN.
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Northeast Community College Opens Fall 2024 Applications on Sept. 1
Students can apply to Northeast Community College starting September 1 to pursue degrees, trades, or new opportunities for the fall semester.
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NEMCC Foundation Releases 2025 Fiscal-Year Annual Report
The NEMCC Development Foundation Office said it released its 2025 fiscal-year annual report, offering extensive resources and an online link to explore the foundation’s impact.
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