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Mississippi Senate candidate running 500 miles as part of campaign
SUMMARY: U.S. Senate candidate Ty Pinkins is campaigning by running 500 miles across northern Mississippi, engaging with voters in 48 municipalities since April. His campaign focuses on affordable healthcare, economic opportunities, and women’s rights. Pinkins plans to complete his run on August 26, coinciding with Women’s Equality Day, and will host a press conference in Hattiesburg to discuss his journey and campaign strategy. A decorated Army veteran and Georgetown Law graduate, Pinkins advocates for underserved communities and has previously testified before Congress on issues affecting Black farmers. He faces incumbent Sen. Roger Wicker in the upcoming election on November 5.
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SUMMARY: Amid rising tensions at Mississippi schools due to recent threats, police responded to a report of a man with a machete near Magee High School. Officers arrested Willie Jones, who was found carrying the weapon, for felony possession of methamphetamine. Magee Police Chief Denis J. Borges assured the community that the safety of children is a top priority, despite determining there was no immediate danger. This incident marks the tenth safety threat related to Mississippi schools since September 8. The community is urged to remain vigilant and report any concerning situations.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi’s public schools have shown significant improvement, as revealed by the Mississippi Department of Education’s 2023-24 accountability grades. Of the schools, 85.7% and 93.9% of districts received grades of C or higher, surpassing previous years. This reflects successful goals set in 2016 to enhance educational standards, leading to achievements in mathematics, English, and science. Mississippi’s national ranking for K-12 education rose from 50th to 35th since 2013, with a notable 30th place in the 2024 Annie E. Casey Foundation’s KIDS COUNT® Data Book. Improved guidance for teachers and early education policies contributed to this progress.
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Mississippians encouraged to use free life insurance policy locator tool to find lost benefits
SUMMARY: Mississippi’s insurance commissioner, Mike Chaney, is urging residents to utilize an online tool for locating lost life insurance policies. In 2023 alone, over 1,600 Mississippians used the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ tool, recovering more than $46 million in benefits. The service is free and confidential, having assisted more than 4,400 consumers since its launch in November 2016, totaling over $99 million in claims. Chaney encourages individuals to consult insurance agents for policy options and to access the locator tool for any lost policies.
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