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La. and Miss. governors send National Guard to D.C. as their states suffer high crime rates, cuts to crime fighting capacity
Louisiana and Mississippi have sent over 300 National Guard to Washington, D.C., but both states have higher crime rates.
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7mIn defeat, Jamie Davis eyes races for governor or U.S. Senate
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7mSixth annual vigil honors people who died while unhoused
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6mResults in Mississippi Senate race could come Wednesday
Results from Hinds, the state's largest county, could determine the winner between Scott Colom and Cindy Hyde-Smith
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3mWIlliam Nickerson taught jazz musicians to read music
In the early days of jazz, William Joseph Nickerson taught some of New Orleans’ pioneering brass band musicians to read music and score compositions, according to the Historic New Orleans Collection. Historian Marcus Christian described Nickerson, a music instructor at Southern University, as a “musician of distinction” whose reputation and skill attracted “students of both […]
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8mGroups file suit against Public Service Commission over expedited approval process used for data center projects
The lawsuit alleges that the Public Service Commission violated the state constitution when it approved the new ‘lightning speed’ process late last year.