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December 1, 2025 — Oxford, Mississippi A major development has been reached in the case surrounding the 2022 disappearance and
Whats happening in Mississippi politics
The Trump administration is reportedly considering selling off the federal government’s $1.77 trillion student loan portfolio — a move drawing
Missisisppi Sports action
Planning for a name change and associated branding efforts will begin immediately.
Internet coverage has improved across the state, but we are poised to make even more rapid progress.
Biden declares federal disaster declaration after Mississippi tornadoes.
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Gov. Tate Reeves, on Saturday, March 25, issued a State of Emergency in all counties affected by the severe storms which occurred across Mississippi on March 24, 2023.
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Photo: Storm damage from Silver City Friday night, March 24. (Credit Storm Chaser Sidney Grimmett on Twitter) Mississippi woke up
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The question of, “Is she on the ballot, or not?” will apparently be settled in the Mississippi Supreme Court.
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A ribbon-cutting event Friday afternoon officially celebrated the beginning of operations at Gold Strike Casino Resort under new ownership.
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This month, the nation celebrated National Agriculture Day, a time set aside to commemorate those who grow the food that feeds and fuels our families.
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The Mississippi Egg Marketing Board is hosting its annual Easter at the Ag Museum event in Small Town at the Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum on Saturday, April 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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An Oxford man was sentenced on Thursday, March 23, to three years supervised release and ordered to pay $30,405 in restitution for tampering with opioids while working as a paramedic with Baptist Ambulance.
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Former Hancock County Coroner James Faulk was indicted on multiple charges.
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House Bill 1716 directs an additional $41 million to the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) for additional water infrastructure grant funding for municipalities and counties across the state.
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