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Scott Colom addresses the crowd during the 23rd annual Leflore County Democratic Executive Committee's Beans and Greens Dinner at the Andrew McQueen Jr. Civic Center on Oct. 8. The Associated Press declared Colom the winner over incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith.

Associated Press projects Scott Colom to win Senate seat, Hyde-Smith concedes

Democrat Scott Colom has won a hard-fought U.S. Senate race in Mississippi, breaking Republicans’ dominance of statewide offices, ousting one . . .

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Mississippi lawmakers gather information on kratom as 2027 session nears

The Mississippi House Drug Policy Committee heard testimony from law enforcement, the medical community, and advocates for natural leaf forms . . .

MDA Executive Director Cork retires; Governor Reeves appoints Waldrop to lead economic development agency

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Pinkins says he played spoiler to Hyde-Smith, not Colom

Independent candidate Ty Pinkins said he is “happy that we drew votes from Cindy Hyde-Smith,” and he now hopes Democrat . . .

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Mississippi State Bulldogs Bitten by the Boot as Vandy Escapes Starkville 25-23
Thu,11/12/26-3:12PM , 130 Reads 1,952 Statewide
By Elijah Klepczyk

Emmerich Newspapers

STARKVILLE — Vanderbilt’s Brock Taylor single-footedly gave Mississippi State’s bowl hopes a brutal kick in the teeth Saturday afternoon, hitting all six of his field goal attempts as the visiting Commodores claimed a crucial 25-23 SEC road win.
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Mississippi State Bulldogs Cruise to 2-0 After Victory Over Northwestern State
Thu,11/12/26-3:08PM , 110 Reads 1,649 Statewide
By Elijah Klepczyk

Emmerich Newspapers

Mississippi State men's basketball is off to a 2-0 start as it cruised past Northwestern State 82-44 last night.

The Bulldogs defense was the star of the show against the Demons, as State posted seven blocks and forced 12 turnovers throughout the contest.
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Georgia Bulldogs Exact Revenge on Rebels 42-7 in Oxford
Thu,11/12/26-3:00PM , 106 Reads 1,786 Statewide
By Elijah Klepczyk

Emmerich Newspapers

Georgia got its revenge against Ole Miss, as the Bulldogs demolished the Rebels 42-7 in Oxford. This must have felt good for UGA, as the last time it faced Ole Miss, the Bulldogs were sent packing from the College Football Playoff.
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Scott Colom addresses the crowd during the 23rd annual Leflore County Democratic Executive Committee's Beans and Greens Dinner at the Andrew McQueen Jr. Civic Center on Oct. 8. The Associated Press declared Colom the winner over incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith.

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Associated Press projects Scott Colom to win Senate seat, Hyde-Smith concedes
By TAYLOR VANCE AND MICHAEL GOLDBERG - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Wed,11/11/26-6:28PM , 1,528 Reads 23,268 Statewide
Democrat Scott Colom has won a hard-fought U.S. Senate race in Mississippi, breaking Republicans’ dominance of statewide offices, ousting one of the state’s sitting senators for the first time since the 1940s and becoming the state’s first Black senator since Reconstruction.
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Mississippi State Bulldogs Bitten by the Boot as Vandy Escapes Starkville 25-23

By Elijah Klepczyk

Emmerich Newspapers

STARKVILLE — Vanderbilt’s Brock Taylor single-footedly gave Mississippi State’s bowl hopes a brutal kick in the teeth Saturday afternoon, hitting all six of his field goal attempts as the visiting Commodores claimed a crucial 25-23 SEC road win.