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Entergy Mississippi President & CEO Haley Fisackerly
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Power Outages ‘Not Seen Since Hurricane Katrina’ Hit Mississippi After Deadly Storms

More than 138,000 Mississippi residents lost power amid temperatures as high as the 90s since the arrival of severe thunderstorms last Friday, and thousands remained without power as storms continued to pummel the state this morning.

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Ashton Pittman June 19, 2023
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Doug Evans, Who Prosecuted Curtis Flowers Six Times, Heads to Judicial Runoff

District 5 attorney Doug Evans tried 52-year-old Curtis Flowers six times for murder. Flowers is now suing Evans, accusing him of “malicious prosecution, abuse of process and false imprisonment.”

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Kayode Crown November 10, 2022
a photo of a man in a suit raising his hand while smiling in front of a crowd waving Confederate flags in a stadium
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Mississippi Repeals State Song Honoring Racist Ex-Governor Ross Barnett

Gov. Tate Reeves signed a bill replacing a Ross Barnett-inspired state song with Steve Azar’s “One Mississippi.”

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Ashton Pittman April 19, 2022
James Meredith
Culture

‘A Promise to God’: James Meredith Embarks on His Third Mission with New Bible Society

 “I’ve been promising God I was going to do this for over 50 years, but I was scared to do it because I wanted everybody to just like ole James Meredith, but I knew people didn’t like him. They didn’t want to hear him,” James Meredith, 87, says. 

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Aliyah Veal January 15, 2021
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Gov. Reeves Criticizes ‘So-Called Experts’ After Top Doctors Call for Statewide Mask Mandate

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves lashed out today at “so-called experts” in the medical field as he continued to defy their pleas for him to reissue a statewide mask mandate.

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Ashton Pittman November 24, 2020
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Mississippi Officials Moved Three Times More Polling Places Than Reported for 65,000 Voters

Since May, local officials in Mississippi have changed polling-place locations for at least 55 precincts—more than triple the 17 precinct changes that Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson announced last week, affecting about 65,000 Mississippi voters.

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Ashton Pittman and William Pittman October 31, 2020

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