Mississippi man sentenced to life for infant’s 2023 death
Gabriel Girner, 24, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday in Alcorn County, the district attorney’s office said.
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Tupelo Police Department Wraps Up Summer D.A.R.E. Camp
The Tupelo Police Department said school resource officers concluded a weeklong Summer D.A.R.E. Camp with field trips, activities and a medical helicopter demonstration. The department thanked community partners and parents for their support.
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BMCU Offers Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program
BMCU said it is offering an accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) track with hands-on training, experienced faculty and a Christ-centered foundation. Prospective students can apply online and view tuition details on the university website.
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Nolan Wells’ funeral will not be held at Mississippi Coast Coliseum, family decides
The Wells family opted to cancel plans for Nolan Wells’ funeral services at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum, after initially considering the venue, according to officials.
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Hadad, Barone Return With ‘The Rumblings’ Mailbag
Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone said they have returned with a new edition of ‘The Rumblings,’ calling it an ‘award-winning’ installment of the ‘best Twitter mailbag out there’ as the offseason reaches its midpoint.
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Miss. Secretary of State Michael Watson launches run for lieutenant governor, touts fundraising and relationships
Secretary of State Michael Watson announced an 11-city tour and a campaign for lieutenant governor, saying he is the only candidate openly stumping and highlighting strong fundraising and legislative relationships.
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Supreme Court justices urge Congress to boost security funding amid rising threats
Justice Amy Coney Barrett and Justice Elena Kagan testified before Congress, highlighting increasing threats and the need for greater security measures for the Supreme Court.
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Gov. Reeves calls special session to reauthorize youth courts
Gov. Tate Reeves on Tuesday called lawmakers into a special session Wednesday to reauthorize Mississippi’s youth courts after related statutes expired June 30 and funding dispersal stalled.
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Reeves’ appointment of non-resident Hinds County prosecutor draws scrutiny
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves’ choice of Brad McCullouch to temporarily lead Hinds County’s district attorney’s office raises questions about residency requirements and legal challenges amid racial and political tensions.
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Mississippi AI Task Force Considers Data Center Regulations and Local Control
The Mississippi Artificial Intelligence Regulation Task Force heard from officials, industry representatives, and residents on data center impacts and regulation at a two-day hearing.
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