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BLS: Mississippi unemployment rate rises to 3.9% (as of November 2022)

By PRESS RELEASE - US BLS PRESS RELEASE - US BLS
Tue,12/20/22-2:16PM, 2,198 Reads 38,771 Statewide
Below is a press release from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics:
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics recently released their State Employment and Unemployment Summary for the past month.
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MBI investigating officer-involved fatal shooting in Clarksdale

Sat,08/03/24-12:39AM, 2,198 Reads
JACKSON — The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation (MBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting involving the Clarksdale Police Department that occurred on Friday, Aug. 2, the state agency noted in a 6:30 p.m. Friday press release.
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Registered Nurse Shalotta Sharp leads a sexual assault examination training for nurses at St. Dominic in Jackson, Wednesday, April 10, 2019. Credit: Eric J. Shelton, Mississippi Today/Report For America

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Sexual assault nurses asked the AG’s office if Plan B is legal. They never got a response.

By ISABELLE TAFT - MISSISSIPPI TODAY ISABELLE TAFT - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Wed,09/14/22-10:40AM, 2,196 Reads 14,455 Statewide
Mississippi nurses who take care of sexual assault victims are worried that the state’s abortion ban could force them to stop offering emergency contraception – and they’re not getting any answers from the state’s chief legal officer.
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From left, registered nurse Amy Haralson, EMT Zachary Jackson, registered nurse Symone Ickom and registered nurse Jordan Sawyer care for a simulator newborn during STORK training. (UMMC photo by Melanie Thortis)

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STORK TRAINING CRITICAL WHEN LIVES OF MOMS, BABIES IN JEOPARDY

By RUTH CUMMINS RUTH CUMMINS
Thu,08/04/22-10:50AM, 2,196 Reads
JACKSON — In his four-and-a-half years as an emergency medical technician with a rural ambulance service, Zachary Jackson has delivered just one baby — a full-term, healthy little one whose mom did just fine.
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BLS: Mississippi unemployment rate rises to 3.9% (as of November 2022)

MBI investigating officer-involved fatal shooting in Clarksdale

Sexual assault nurses asked the AG’s office if Plan B is legal. They never got a response.

STORK TRAINING CRITICAL WHEN LIVES OF MOMS, BABIES IN JEOPARDY

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