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Mississippi Senate Race: Democrat Scott Colom held a lead of fewer than 50 votes over Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith as counting continued, an extraordinary cliffhanger in a state with no recount process under state law. Incumbent Bennie Thompson won reelection in the 2nd Congressional District, while Mississippi voters more than doubled absentee ballot totals from the 2022 midterms. Education: Mississippi State reported record fall enrollment of 23,721 students, even as enrollment across the state’s public universities slipped slightly. Heritage: The Choctaw Tribe is asking for help identifying vandals at sacred Nanih Waiya Cave, while a new Kemper County historical marker honors the area’s first Black state legislators. Meridian’s Grand Opera House is also drawing attention for its history and revival.

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Mississippi physicians push for statewide kratom ban and tighter controls

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Mississippi moves to revoke charter of top-reading school

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Oct. 27, 2026

NCHE names 20 fellows for racial healing leadership program focused on voting rights and immigration

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Mississippi broker's book on housing discrimination hits Amazon bestseller list

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Bill Clinton Claims Donald Trump Has Tried to 'Neuter' Black Voters During Mississippi Speech

Bill Clinton Claims Donald Trump Has Tried to 'Neuter' Black Voters During Mississippi Speech

Mississippi residents encouraged to prepare generators for winter safely

Mississippi residents encouraged to prepare generators for winter safely

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Activist charged with setting fire to embattled Mississippi police department


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Mississippi Physicians Call on Legislature to Implement Stronger Kratom Safeguards

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Attorney General Hanaway Leads 22 States Supporting Rule Excluding Illegal Immigrants from Congressional Apportionment

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Mississippi Votes to Close Its Top-Performing Charter School

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NCHE Announces 20 New Fellows for its Culture of Health Leadership Institute for Racial Healing Program

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