Applications remain open for Cadet Class 71
Officials said applications for Cadet Class 71 remain open in Mississippi. Prospective applicants may visit the nearest troop to speak with a recruiter in person.
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Former Mississippi senator and son sentenced in bribery case involving stalking victim
Philip Moran and his son, Alan Moran, received lengthy prison sentences after being convicted of conspiracy and bribery related to efforts to drop stalking charges against Alan Moran.
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Mississippi State’s Top Receivers: Who Stands Out?
Brian Hadad highlights four standout receivers from Mississippi State history, discussing their impact from the early 1980s onward.
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Fitch offers no 2027 hint at Neshoba County Fair
Republican Attorney General Lynn Fitch did not announce plans for 2027 at the Neshoba County Fair and instead highlighted her office’s record, Magnolia Tribune reported.
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Lt. Gov. Hosemann says redistricting coming to Mississippi
Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann told a Neshoba County Fair crowd that lawmakers will pursue legislative, state Supreme Court and congressional redistricting after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Callais decision.
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Trump criticizes Senate Republicans over Iran war vote amid canceled bill signing
President Donald Trump publicly rebuked Senate Republicans for allowing a war powers resolution to pass, while also canceling a scheduled signing of a separate bill, signaling ongoing tensions within the GOP.
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Mississippi officials hint at gubernatorial bids, focus on redistricting at Neshoba County Fair
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch and Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann discussed their political futures and state redistricting plans during speeches at the Neshoba County Fair.
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Judge Rejects Effort to Create Majority-Black DeSoto County Districts
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit seeking to redraw DeSoto County districts to favor Black voters, citing insufficient evidence. The ruling follows a recent Supreme Court decision affecting voting rights protections.
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Mississippi public defenders sue to block loss of youth court records access
The Office of the State Public Defender filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday saying a July 1 law change that will eliminate exceptions to youth court confidentiality threatens parents’ and children’s rights and will block lawyers from reviewing case records.
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MDOT seeks Transportation Engineer III in Mississippi
Mississippi’s Department of Transportation is hiring experienced Transportation Engineer III positions in Mendenhall and Jackson. The agency seeks leaders to advance infrastructure projects across the state.
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