SUMMARY: Mississippi health officials are urging residents to quit smoking to reduce their risk of developing type 2 diabetes, especially during National Diabetes Month. Smoking increases the likelihood of diabetes by 30-40% and adversely affects insulin effectiveness. The Mississippi State Department of Health offers free support programs for those quitting smoking and diabetes management, including counseling and resources for nicotine replacement. With about 1 in 7 Mississippians living with diabetes, the state ranks among the highest in the nation for diabetes rates. Health officials emphasize that diabetes is preventable and manageable through lifestyle changes and medical support.

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SUMMARY: Deon Jones’s journey on season 26 of The Voice ended during the knockout rounds as he was eliminated after a captivating performance of “Nutbush City.” Dressed in an eye-catching red suit, Jones impressed coaches with his stage presence and dance moves, but lost out to fellow contestants Jose Luis and Camryn Brooks, both on Gwen Stefani’s team. Earlier in the competition, Reba McEntire had chosen another contestant over Jones, but Stefani later used her steal to keep him in the competition. Despite his strong performances, the competition proved too intense as he was sent home.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi State women’s soccer team is set to compete for a national championship in the NCAA Tournament, entering as a No. 1 seed for the first time in history. With a record of 17-2, the Bulldogs will host Southern (9-9-2) on Saturday at 5 p.m. CT. Their successful season includes winning their first SEC regular season championship and a 14-game winning streak. Head coach James Armstrong emphasized the team’s hard work and the importance of home-field advantage. Tickets for the match are available, priced at $10 for adults and $5 for children.

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