Tippah County, MS News
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday vacated a July 2 ruling that had required bond hearings within 90 days, a move that could leave thousands of immigrants detained without timely hearings, according to Mississippi Today reporter Mukta Joshi.
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A weather advisory warned of an elevated flash-flood threat across much of Mississippi from noon through midnight Tuesday, with 3 to 5 inches of rain possible and roads likely to flood.
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The Mississippi Department of Transportation posted a playful safety message featuring children of MDOT employees and urged drivers to use the MDOT Traffic app for summer travel.
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The Mississippi Department of Public Safety said Rock of Ages Ministries donated First Responder Bibles to its Chaplain Program, which will distribute them to first responders across the state.
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The Mississippi Department of Transportation says two inside left lanes of I-55 northbound at State Route 463 are temporarily closed for emergency concrete repair. Traffic remains passable in the right lane.
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The Mississippi Department of Public Safety said in a social media post that four staffers were selected as July employees of the month: Captain Demetrius Hawthorne, Jeffery Myers, Toniann Rebick and Risa Turpin.
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Sharpshooter Josh Hubbard enters his senior season seeking redemption after experiencing his first NCAA Tournament appearance with Mississippi State, according to an interview with Brian Hadad. Hadad discussed what Hubbard learned last season and what he plans to bring in his fourth year to help the Bulldogs return to the postseason.
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Mississippi State guard Josh Hubbard told Brian Hadad he does not plan to repeat last season’s absence from the NCAA Tournament, a result the program suffered for the first time under coach Chris Jans.
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Beacham Memorial Hospital in Magnolia received the first certificate-of-need exemption under Mississippi’s Small Community Hospital Pilot Program, State Health Officer Dr. Daniel Edney told the Mississippi State Board of Health. The exemption allows the hospital to convert to an acute care site.
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The legislation, the first comprehensive housing measure in decades, was approved by Congress with full support from Mississippi’s delegation. It became law without President Trump’s signature amid ongoing political disputes.
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