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Rain Chances Continue Into Next Week

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MSU gameday parking update: All grass parking lots closed

Proposed Changes Could Make Downtown Columbus Safer For Pedestrians

Proposed changes could make downtown Columbus safer for pedestrians

Prentiss County Students Learn About Career Paths After High School

Prentiss County students learn about career paths after high school

Game Day Guide: Tips For Traffic, Parking Ahead Of Msu Football Season Opener

Mississippi State: Tackling campus traffic during football season

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Skateboarders, fútbol players to lead Tupelo Christmas parade

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Lowndes County CTE opens cosmetology program

City, Campus Officials Celebrate New Pathway Connecting Msu To Starkville

City, campus officials celebrate new pathway connecting MSU to Starkville

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First of month brings first rain in a while

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Jury finds Wayne Fraser guilty of manslaughter, sentenced to 20 years

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Gas prices remain steady ahead of Labor Day weekend

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MHP releases more details about deadly ATV crash in Montgomery County

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Multi-county chase leads to charges for Pontotoc County man, woman

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Mississippi Highway Patrol holiday enforcement period starts September 1

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Rain chances return Friday, humid weekend ahead

New Practice Field Helps Prepare Ole Miss Marching Band For Upcoming Season.

Ole Miss marching band looks forward to upcoming season

Tupelo Police Department Introduces New Crime Fighting Tool

Tupelo Police Department introduces new crime-fighting tool

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Park areas in West Point get much needed renovations

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Oxford police host NightCap giveaway to help prevent drink spiking

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Mississippi BBB warns consumers about dishonest contractors

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Humidity and rain returning

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Downtown Columbus could soon see safety improvements to crosswalks

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Chase involving stolen hearse ends in Choctaw County

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Testimony continues in Lowndes County murder trial