Health Care Fraud Trial: Doctor Acquitted on 7 of 8 Counts
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Lawyer: Harvey Hill's Jail Killing Egregious, Expects Criminal Indictments
Harvey Hill's death in Madison County Correctional Detention Center in 2018 is highly disturbing, family attorney Carlos E. Moore said after viewing the video of prison guards brutalizing him and later putting him in a holding cell.
Nov. 23
UMMC Health Leaders: COVID-19, Nursing Shortages Threaten Crisis Standard of Care | Politics
Lawyer: Harvey Hill's Jail Killing Egregious, Expects Criminal Indictments | City & County
Wright's Foundation Car Raffle, Season of Wishes at the Outlets and Children's of Mississippi Toy Drive | Biz Roundup
Many GOP Lawmakers Shrug Off Statehouse Mask-Wearing Rules | National
Analysis: Politics Infuse Mississippi Governor's Budget Plan | Politics
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OPINION: A Premature Christmas, What Many of Us Need This Year
Humans have an innate desire to feel good, to feel joy, to feel love, to feel cherished, to feel sheltered. Those are just a few things that the Christmas season represents. So, I say, Merry Christmas everybody!
Nov. 11
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EDITOR'S NOTE: The Joy and Pain of Fighting for U.S. Democracy | Editor's Note
OPINION: Where the Real Blood Money Lies in Fight Against Initiative 65 | Politics
OPINION: The Man Behind Mississippi’s Failing ‘Moocher’ Economy | Economy
EDITOR'S NOTE: Learning to Roar in Mississippi from Anne, Hazel and Fannie Lou | Civil Rights
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“We Shall…” Encourages Mississippians to Unify at the Polls
Artist Sabrina Howard stands proudly by a brightly painted mural. Her thoughts turn to her father who often told her stories of how he faced numerous practices and tests designed to keep him from registering to vote.
Nov. 11
Crossroads 2020 Film Reviews | Cover
Let the People Decide: Hoping for Equality in Voting | Cover
Crossroads 2020 Film Festival Moves to a Virtual Platform | Cover
‘Dear Johnny Reb,’ an Anti-Love Letter to Confederate Memorials in Mississippi | Cover
Actor’s Journey: Jake Milton Starring as Himself | Art
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Seth Power: Advocating for Mississippi and Celebrating Milestones in Life and Music
In the last year, Seth Power has released two albums, and multiple radio stations have played his single, “I Do.”
Oct. 14
USM Trombonist Livestream and Sports Safety Conference, MSU Revised 2021 Spring Calendar | Education
Latitude Unknown: Pop with a Bossa Nova Twist | Music
Mississippi Boychoir Adapts, Plans for Fall and Christmas | Music
JSU’s New Director of Bands Talks Virtual Musicianship | Music
SPEAKing Inspiration into the Metro and Beyond | Music
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DIY: Pinecone Gobblers
Being creative together can leave lasting memories, and materials for this particular Thanksgiving-themed DIY are fairly cheap to procure from your favorite local arts and crafting store.
Nov. 11
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Thanksgiving Catering and Seasonal Menu Options 2020
Jackson metro restaurants are offering all sorts of food options for the family-focused holidays, including specialty items and take-home meals.
Nov. 11
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New Sporting Association Sweeps through Jackson
Quidditch is not only a real, full-contact sport that is popular on college campuses, but it is also alive in Jackson.
Oct. 28
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Noah Harris
Noah Harris, a 20-year-old from Hattiesburg, Miss., has become the first Black man to be elected student body president at Harvard University.
Nov. 23
