BMCU chapel remembers Sept. 11; speaker cites ‘towers of truth’
BMCU held a chapel service Thursday to mark the anniversary of Sept. 11, where Dr. Shawn Parker described three “towers of truth,” the university said.
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Miss. higher education agency probes network security incident affecting student aid services
The Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning said it is investigating a network security incident that disrupted services at the Office of Student Financial Aid and is assessing whether sensitive data was accessed.
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Mississippi State Heads to Minnesota for High-Stakes Early-Season Matchup
Mississippi State will play at Minnesota for the first time in school history in an early-season SEC-Big Ten matchup that analysts say carries unusually high stakes. Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone preview the game, highlighting playmakers and offering predictions.
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General Atomics to invest $87 million, add 125 jobs with new Shannon plant
The Mississippi Development Authority said General Atomics will build a 200,000-square-foot facility in Shannon, expanding production of advanced weapons systems and creating 125 jobs.
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Mississippi redistricting hearing draws mostly opposition to race-neutral maps
At a public hearing at Alcorn State University, nearly 20 speakers discussed redistricting efforts, with only one supporting race-neutral maps and most opposing changes they say are racially motivated.
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Trump aims to boost GOP turnout in midterms with bold promises and fiery speeches
Republicans rally in Dallas ahead of midterm elections, emphasizing accomplishments and warning of Democratic policies, as President Trump makes a push to energize voters.
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Former inmate sues Hinds County, alleges beating left him with traumatic brain injury
Deonte Shaw says he was severely beaten at the Hinds County Detention Center and later diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury; county attorneys say he suffered a medical emergency.
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Advocates Call for Light Pollution Regulations Amid Data Center Expansion
Environmental advocates urge responsible outdoor lighting for data centers to protect wildlife and preserve night skies as the industry grows across the U.S.
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Cyberattack Disrupts Mississippi Student Financial Aid Processing
The Mississippi Office of Student Financial Aid cannot process applications or payments after a cyberattack struck the state higher education system, agency spokesman John Sewell said Thursday.
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Severe storms to continue overnight in Mid-South, meteorologists say
An approaching upper-level disturbance interacting with an unstable airmass will extend a severe weather threat into the overnight hours across northern Mid-South, with damaging winds the primary concern, meteorologists said.
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