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Mississippi to launch obstetric system of care. But experts say it is a piece of the puzzle for moms, babies
This new system of care will go into effect Feb. 13, though it could take years to be fully implemented, according to state officials.
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7mThis summer’s ‘dead zone’ in the Gulf will be larger than average, but task force claims progress is being made
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration expects the oxygen-depleted zone in the Gulf of Mexico to be about the size of the state of New Jersey.
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3mMississippi Today welcomes investigative fellows and video intern
Mississippi Today is pleased to welcome one intern and two investigative reporting fellows for the summer.
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9mTameshia Shelton is freed from prison after 11 years. Court said DA failed to prove guilt 'beyond a reasonable doubt' in murder case
Tameshia Shelton’s lawyers are asking Circuit Judge James T. Kitchens to dismiss the indictment. If he grants the request, her case would mark the seventh exoneration in the same judicial district — a state record.
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6mJudge orders state Medicaid officials to pay Greenwood Leflore Hospital to prevent imminent closure
The Delta hospital had argued that missing a payment would force it to close this week and jeopardize a proposed agreement for the University of Mississippi Medical Center to take over its operations.
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7mHinds County District Attorney Jody Owens pleads guilty to conspiracy
Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens pleaded guilty Monday to a federal conspiracy charge, two weeks before he was set to go on trial in a case stemming from an FBI operation aimed at exposing public corruption in Mississippi’s capital city. He will resign as of Wednesday.