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How can you apply for MHP’s new cadet class?
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Highway Patrol will begin its seventh cadet class, Cadet Class 68, in January 2024 at the Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers' Training Academy in Pearl. The class will run for 17 weeks and aims to train individuals seeking a career in law enforcement. Applications are being accepted from individuals who are 21+ years old, have a high school diploma or GED, are a US citizen and resident of Mississippi, and have a valid driver's license.
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SUMMARY: The weather in Columbus, Mississippi is expected to warm up as a stationary front that has been keeping moisture in the area is set to move out. Clouds will linger Thursday night, maintaining mild temperatures in the lower 60s. Friday will see a mix of sunshine and clouds, with temperatures reaching the 80s. The weekend will be warm with afternoon highs in the middle 80s and a chance of isolated showers. Next week will bring another chance of showers and thunderstorms with temperatures staying in the 80s. Light rain chances will persist throughout the week with highs ranging from the upper 70s to middle 80s.
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SUMMARY: Jackson State University's Women's Basketball head coach, Tomekia Reed, is stepping down to take a job at Charlotte after achieving significant success at JSU. Under Reed's leadership, the Lady Tigers won multiple SWAC titles and made it to the NCAA tournament. Reed had an overall record of 125-54 and produced two WNBA draft picks. Fans expressed sadness at her departure but wished her the best. Reed herself stated that she will always be a Tiger. Now, attention turns to JSU Athletic Director Ashley Robinson to find a replacement for Reed as head coach.
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SUMMARY: Lawmakers in Mississippi are working on a deal to expand Medicaid for the working poor, with drama unfolding at the State Capitol. After a promising initial meeting, a scheduled follow-up was canceled on Wednesday. When the House conferees showed up for the rescheduled meeting on Thursday, the Senate conferees did not attend. The meeting lasted only five minutes, disappointing the House conferees. They expressed frustration with the lack of progress and the importance of passing the historic legislation. Senate conferees were in a separate committee meeting during the scheduled Medicaid expansion conference, indicating that no compromise has been reached yet.
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