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A tanker slammed into a docked passenger riverboat on the Mississippi River on Friday afternoon (Nov. 13), flipping the vessel onto its side and setting off a large rescue operation, officials said.
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On this week’s episode of the Gulf States Gumbo, senior reporter Drew Hawkins takes us inside two meetings where huge decisions were made without any public input. -
The University of Mississippi has invested in the mental health and overall well-being of its student-athletes by building a “mental health team.” -
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in the Lower 9th Ward, and Pierre A. Capdau S.T.E.A.M., in Gentilly, are two of the four schools the district is considering closing. -
The finding under a new state law requires the district to develop a plan to reduce extra seats. -
Landowners say Entergy is threatening to use eminent domain for Meta power lines. Now, they’re suing the Public Service Commission over how it sped up approvals.
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