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Human cases of West Nile virus reported in 3 Mississippi counties
SUMMARY: The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) has confirmed the state's first four cases of West Nile virus in humans this year. The cases were found in Hinds, Jackson, and Lamar counties. The MSDH is reminding people to take precautions against mosquitoes, as the peak season for West Nile virus runs through October. These precautions include using mosquito repellent, removing standing water, wearing long clothing, and avoiding areas where mosquitoes are prevalent. Mississippi was one of the last states in the southeastern U.S. to confirm a case of West Nile virus this year.
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Former Mississippi House speaker appointed to Hinds County Economic Development Board
SUMMARY: Former Mississippi House Speaker Philip Gunn has been appointed to the Hinds County Economic Development Board, representing District 3. The Hinds County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to add Gunn, replacing Jared Turner. Gunn stepped down from the legislature after not seeking reelection in 2023. Earlier, he joined Balch Policy Advisors, LLC for public policy and government relations. Gunn, a Republican, was first elected in 2003, representing parts of Hinds and Madison counties. He served as House Speaker from 2012 until January 2023. Stay updated with Mississippi news through the SuperTalk Mississippi Media newsletter.
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Supreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial
SUMMARY: The Supreme Court ruled that former presidents have some immunity from prosecution, affecting Donald Trump's trial for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election. The 6-3 decision by the conservative majority, including three Trump appointees, delays Trump's trial likely until after the 2024 election. Chief Justice Roberts stated that former presidents have immunity for official acts, not unofficial ones. The ruling underscores the Court's significant influence on the upcoming election, with liberal justices dissenting. This decision and its implications point to potential delays and political maneuvers if Trump were to win the presidency. Further analysis by Judge Tanya Chutkan is required.
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McClellan leaving MVSU athletics with positive momentum
SUMMARY: Hakim McClellan is leaving Mississippi Valley State after two years as the athletic director to return to Jackson State as the deputy athletic director under Ashley Robinson. George Ivory will serve as interim AD at Mississippi Valley State. Under McClellan's leadership, the Athletics Department saw significant progress in facilities, academics, and overall program enhancements. Major upgrades included a new turf football field and a jumbotron scoreboard. McClellan expressed gratitude to the Valley community, emphasizing his continued dedication. MVSU President Dr. Jerryl Briggs praised McClellan's efforts and announced a $1.2 million scholarship increase for student-athletes.
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