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Voter voices: 'I thought that was my voter registration'
Carolyn Moore believed she had registered to vote when she moved back to Mississippi and got a driver's license. But clerks reported they were not receiving the information.
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7mMississippi to help expand U.S. seafood production
Mississippi researchers will help lead a $13.5 million nationwide project to expand U.S. seafood production through aquaculture research and development.
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17mHundreds of calls for help: What 911 logs reveal about the Hinds County jail
From assaults to suicide attempts, emergency calls can be a sign of problems that jails can’t handle on their own.
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5mPublic Welfare Foundation awards $300,000 to Deep South Today to expand judicial system reporting at Mississippi Today
Public Welfare Foundation is awarding $300,000 to Deep South Today. The grant will help expand judicial system reporting at Mississippi Today, which is part of Deep South Today's network of nonprofit newsrooms.
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7mHundreds sign petition to oust leaders at the Mississippi Schools for the Deaf and the Blind
As of Tuesday, 400 people had signed an online petition calling for the resignation of LaMarlon Wilson, superintendent of the Mississippi Schools for the Deaf and the Blind District, and other administrators.
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5mFamily seeks alternate ways to honor Black veteran killed by KKK mob after county rejects road renaming
The family of a Black World War II veteran gunned down by the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan are seeking other options to honor him after Wilkinson County supervisors denied a request to rename a road after him.