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Trinidad Chambliss is ready to recharge after a court win and first spring practice as the top QB for Ole Miss
Mississippi quarterback Trinidad Chambliss says he's looking forward to getting away after winning a long legal challenge and going through his first spring practice as the Rebels' projected starting…
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6mLexington residents settle lawsuits against police department and ex-chiefs
Federal lawsuits settled Monday accused Lexington police of excessive force, unlawful search and seizures, retaliatory arrests and detentions without due process.
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5mHinds County DA gains additional prosecutor to ease caseload and jail crowding
The Hinds County Board of Supervisors authorized the hiring of an additional prosecutor, which could help the Hinds County District Attorney's Office clear mounting caseloads.
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6mMississippi lawmakers launch redistricting process after Supreme Court ruling
The Mississippi Legislature is holding redistricting hearings in light of the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling diluting Black voting strength.
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5mCourt drops animal abuse charges against former Ole Miss Vice Chancellor Fant Pegues
Lafayette County Circuit Judge Gray Tollison dismissed all felony and misdemeanor counts against Charlotte Fant Pegues because her husband said he was the sole provider for the dogs.
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5mFitch sets statewide 'announcement tour,' fueling speculation of run for governor
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch's statewide "announcement tour" slated for later this week is fueling speculation that she will run for governor in 2027.