The Story of One Mississippi County Shows How Private Schools Are Exacerbating Segregation
A new ProPublica analysis shows a stark pattern across states in the Deep South: Alongside majority-Black public school ...
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Saturday tornado destroys Franklin County church
Franklin, Amite and Wilkinson counties took the brunt of Saturday night’s storm system in Southwest Mississippi, as large ...
Boil water notices issued for 4 water systems after storms
Boil water notices have been issued for four Mississippi water systems after Saturday’s severe weather. According to the ...
Multiple tornadoes confirmed after Saturday’s severe weather
The National Weather Service has confirmed that multiple tornadoes touched down during severe weather on Saturday, December ...
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20 counties reported weekend storm damage in Mississippi
JACKSON, Miss. (WTVA) — The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) received weekend storm damage reports from 20 ...
Mississippi Governor issues statement on storm injuries
Damage assessments are underway and will continue. Preliminary assessments indicate that DeSoto, Tunica, Clay, Oktibbeha, ...
NWS confirms 27 tornadoes hit Mississippi causing 2 deaths, damage in 23 counties
The National Weather Service has confirmed that 27 tornadoes hit Mississippi on Saturday, Dec. 28. MEMA wants residents to ...
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Mississippi tornado count climbs to 27 spawned by December storms
The tornado count from the Dec. 28 storms that struck Mississippi has risen to 27. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency released the new preliminary damage reports on Thursday, including damage ...
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The Story of One Mississippi County Shows How Private Schools Are Exacerbating Segregation
In some swaths of the South, a big event like high school football unites people. But not in Amite County. Just beyond the Trojans’ scoreboard, past a stand of trees, another scoreboard lit up.