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A teenager has been charged after a deadly incident in Simpson County that led to a law enforcement standoff, left
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The U.S. National Weather Service office in Jackson, Mississippi posted photos to its Facebook page, the agency said. The brief
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Senator Wicker and Hyde-Smith are also cosponsors of the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2023.
JACKSON, Tenn. — Fugitive Austin Drummond, 28, was captured Monday night in Jackson, bringing an end to a multi-day manhunt
Gov. Tate Reeves, R-Miss., said in a Facebook post that he met with U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, FEMA
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West Point, Ga. — BMCU defeated Point University 73-44 Monday in Southern States Athletic Conference women’s basketball action, using a
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Point University defeated Blue Mountain Christian 92-79 Monday night in West Point, Georgia, in a Southern States Athletic Conference matchup,
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WEST POINT, Ga. — BMCU defeated Point University 73-44 on Monday night in Southern States Athletic Conference play, BMCU athletics
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Point University defeated Blue Mountain Christian 92-79 on Monday in West Point, Georgia, Blue Mountain Christian’s athletics site reported. Blue
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Local organizers are calling for volunteers to assist residents affected by Winter Storm Fern, saying they have moved a volunteer
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Superintendent Roberson posted a brief winter weather update on Facebook at noon Feb. 2, signaling possible impacts to the local
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The Oxford Police Department posted a message on its official Facebook page, alerting local residents through the department’s social media
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The university will remain closed through Sunday, Feb. 8, except for first responders and essential workers, as crews continue debris
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OXFORD, Miss. — The Oxford MS Police Department recently posted on its official Facebook page, drawing attention to the department’s
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