Jackson Hole Trails Study: Wildlife Coexists with Recreation
A study in Jackson Hole finds that wildlife coexists with heavy recreation on busy trails, challenging the notion of a 'sacrifice zone'. Elk showed sensitivity, but many species adapted.
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Mississippi Rally Defends Voting Rights Against Jim Crow
Thousands gathered in Jackson, Mississippi, to protest Supreme Court rulings weakening the Voting Rights Act, vowing to resist a return to Jim Crow-era disenfranchisement.
CWD Found on Elk Refuge Sparks Herd Reduction Talks
Chronic wasting disease discovered on Wyoming's National Elk Refuge, prompting renewed calls to reduce the 11,000-strong Jackson Elk Herd and review feeding practices.
Tornadoes Damage Homes and Buildings in Mississippi
Multiple tornadoes struck central and western Mississippi, tearing roofs off buildings, damaging homes, and downing trees. Governor Reeves asks for prayers.
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Mississippi House Redistricting at Jim Crow Capitol
Mississippi lawmakers will redraw supreme court districts at the Old Capitol, a building steeped in racist history, sparking outrage among Black legislators.
Mississippi Synagogue Rebuilds After Arson, Finds Strength
Mississippi's largest synagogue opens its doors for the first time since an arson fire in January, as the congregation focuses on resilience and rebuilding.
Mississippi Redraws Judicial Districts After SCOTUS Ruling
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves announces a special legislative session for judicial redistricting after the US Supreme Court rules on a Voting Rights Act case, with implications for minority representation.
Mississippi Liquor & Wine Delivery Backlog Frustrates Retailers
Mississippi retailers face severe delays in liquor and wine deliveries due to state warehouse problems, causing inventory shortages and business losses as the state's sole distribution system struggles.
Mississippi Liquor Shortage: Software Glitch Blamed
A software failure at Mississippi's state liquor warehouse has created a massive backlog of 172,176 cases, forcing businesses to the brink and sparking multiple lawsuits against an Iowa transport company.
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Jackson Hole Locals Priced Out as Ultra-Wealthy Flock In
Jackson Hole, Wyoming, faces a severe housing crisis as wealthy buyers from New York, Texas, and California snap up properties, driving prices to millions and displacing long-term residents.
Mississippi's Raw History Display Contrasts Federal 250th Anniversary Stance
As America marks its 250th anniversary, Mississippi's Two Museums present an uncompromising examination of racial violence and oppression, diverging sharply from federal efforts to soften historical narratives under the Trump administration.
Mississippi Uncovers Rare KKK Artifacts in Office Clear-Out
The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has discovered a trove of Ku Klux Klan artifacts, including meeting minutes and ledgers, during an office relocation. The items offer new insights into the secretive white supremacist group's history and its tro
Soil Shifts and Utility Failures Caused Mississippi Gas Explosions
A federal investigation reveals that shifting clay soil separated natural gas pipes in Jackson, Mississippi, leading to two deadly home explosions in 2024, with Atmos Energy criticized for safety lapses.
Child Killer Jarvis Butts Dies in Apparent Prison Suicide
Jarvis Butts, convicted of murdering 13-year-old Na'Ziyah Harris and sexually abusing other girls, has died in an apparent suicide at a Michigan prison.
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Ex-WWE Star Faces Trial in Mississippi's Largest Corruption Case
Former WWE star Ted DiBiase Jr. is on trial in Mississippi, accused of orchestrating a scheme to steal over $77 million from welfare funds, using the money for luxury items like a $1.4 million mansion and a boat.
Ex-WWE Star Faces 185 Years in $77M Welfare Fraud Case
Former wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr. is accused of using stolen welfare funds to buy a $1.4m mansion, luxury boat, and tractor in Mississippi's largest public corruption case.
America's Richest County: Where Billionaires Hide in Plain Sight
In Teton County, Wyoming, billionaires blend in with faded denim and pickup trucks while controlling staggering wealth that creates stark inequality and strains local services.
Jackson Michigan Sees Surge in Single-Person Households
New data reveals Jackson, Michigan has experienced a dramatic 10.1% increase in single-person households over the past decade, driven by affordability and shifting demographics.
Homeless Man Survives Garbage Truck Compactor in Alabama
A homeless man in Jackson, Alabama, miraculously survived being crushed twice inside a garbage truck compactor while seeking shelter from freezing temperatures during Winter Storm Fern.
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Mississippi Aims to Shield Voting Rights from Supreme Court
Mississippi lawmakers are pushing for a state-level Voting Rights Act to counter federal erosion, with a commission to oversee election changes and protect minority voters.
Synagogue Fire Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Mississippi
A 19-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to federal arson charges after allegedly setting fire to a historic Mississippi synagogue, with prosecutors citing antisemitic motives and a history of concerning behaviour.
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