Study: Nearly 1 in 5 U.S. teens had depression, linked to higher substance use
A national review found adolescents with depression were more likely to use alcohol, marijuana and opioids, researchers at the University of Mississippi said.
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A national review found adolescents with depression were more likely to use alcohol, marijuana and opioids, researchers at the University of Mississippi said.
Read MoreMississippi Senate President Pro Tem Dean Kirby will chair a new Senate committee tasked with redistricting efforts, following recent legal and judicial developments.
Read MoreState attorneys urged a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit that accuses Mississippi of racially discriminating against Jackson by withholding $36 million in pandemic recovery matching funds.
Read MoreThe U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that access to mifepristone can continue nationwide while a legal challenge proceeds. The decision temporarily maintains medication abortion access amid ongoing litigation.
Read MoreRelatives of four men involved in law enforcement encounters in Mississippi gathered to urge officials to release videos and records blocked for years. They seek transparency and closure.
Read MoreForecasters say near-normal temperatures will give way to warm, humid conditions beginning tomorrow, with some areas possibly reaching 90 degrees through at least Tuesday.
Read MoreDale Wayne Griggs was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to drug trafficking charges in Mississippi. Authorities praised law enforcement for their investigation.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation announced plans to widen I-55 in Madison County and State Route 25 in Rankin County, funded by House Bill 1938 passed in the 2026 legislative session.
Read MoreA traffic advisory said the southbound exit ramp and the northbound entrance and exit ramps at U.S. 98 Summit (Exit 20) will be closed from 6 p.m. May 15 to 6 a.m. May 18 for resurfacing work.
Read MoreNEMCC said it will celebrate its adult education graduates on Monday, May 18, 2026, and asked graduates to review reminders before the ceremony. The college congratulated the Class of 2026.
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