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As Jackson residents suffer during historic water crisis, state leaders keep their distance

Statewide leaders continue to misrepresent the causes of the Jackson water crisis and are reluctant to offer long-term solutions.

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In Cleveland, parents fear the cost of losing pre-K programs

The potential loss of pre-kindergarten programs in rural areas like the Delta presents broader consequences for the community as a whole.

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Mississippians aged 50+ now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine

Gov. Tate Reeves announced on Thursday that eligibility for a COVID-19 vaccine is being expanded to include all Mississippians ages 50 years or older.

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Why teachers in Mississippi work second jobs to get by

Teachers in Mississippi work second and third jobs to make ends meet and support their families, and a proposed $1,000 yearly raise for them would do little to change that.

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Cases as of Thursday, March 4

New cases479 New Deaths: 21

 Vaccine Doses Distributed: 950,555

SURVEY: Tell us your COVID-19 vaccine stories

We want to share the experiences of Mississippians getting a COVID-19 vaccine. Whether you’ve already received both doses or are still trying to book an appointment, this form is for you.
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MAP: Where Mississippians can get the COVID-19 vaccine

Here's a map of where COVID-19 vaccines are being offered in Mississippi. The map includes health department sites and private providers. 

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Frequently asked questions about COVID-19 vaccines in Mississippi

We’ve asked the state’s top healthcare officials key questions the COVID-19 vaccines and compiled information from the Mississippi State Department of Health and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This post will be updated continuously. 

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Ole Miss shoots —literally — for state's first Division I team national crown

Ole Miss will go into next weekend’s NCAA Rifle Championships as the No. 2 ranked team nationally and with a legitimate chance to win the national crown.

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 Join Marshall on Facebook Live Fridays at noon as he draws a cartoon, tells a few stories and interacts with you. 
 
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