Mississippi college football teams focus on preparation ahead of season openers
Mississippi’s three Division I FBS schools emphasize preparation as they kick off their seasons, facing varied challenges and opportunities.
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Mississippi’s three Division I FBS schools emphasize preparation as they kick off their seasons, facing varied challenges and opportunities.
Read MoreScores for Mississippi high school football games on Sept. 4, 2026, will be updated as results come in for MAIS and MHSAA play. Live audio streams are available.
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Labor approved Mississippi’s WorkFlex plan, allowing the state to streamline workforce services and better meet employer needs.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Development Authority and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development approved blanket covenant changes for properties rebuilt with post-Katrina homeowner grants, MDA said. The amendments remove outdated requirements and are recorded in county land records, officials said.
Read MoreThe Environmental Protection Agency is requesting additional public comments as it refines a rule to define ‘waters of the United States,’ focusing on limiting wetlands protected under federal law.
Read MoreA court-filed recording captures school officials discussing whether a strip search of high school students was lawful, amid ongoing lawsuits and allegations of civil rights violations.
Read MoreThe U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit claiming Jackson knowingly allowed contaminated water, ruling the claims did not violate constitutional rights.
Read MoreIn a filing Friday, lawyers for death row inmate Willie Manning argued recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions on racial bias in jury selection allow him to seek post-conviction relief, citing alleged racially motivated strikes at his 1994 trial.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation urged college football fans to check its free MDOT Traffic app or MDOTtraffi.com for the latest driving conditions before heading to games.
Read MoreBlue Mountain Christian University said construction at its Center for Grace & Healing is advancing, with interior millwork and lab casework installed and exterior site work continuing.
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