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Telehealth provider, children’s services group share how they’ll use grants to better rural healthcare (opens the original)
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MISSISSIPPI — The first awards through the Mississippi Rural Health Transformation Program have been announced, detailing who is receiving the grants and what they will use them for. Dr. Sam Dickinson, with TrustCare, said before telehealth, his ability to help patients in rural areas was limited. “We would go once a week, that was it for us,” Dickinson said. “So, being able to reach someone isn’t really something that’s available for them at all times.” TrustCare received $1,203,414 through the
Candidates for Mississippi’s Senate race share visions for healthcare and economic plans (opens the original)
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MISSISSIPPI — Absentee voting has started in Mississippi, with less than six weeks remaining before Election Day. Voters will choose among three candidates for U.S. Senate: incumbent Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, Democrat and District Attorney Scott Colom and independent candidate Ty Pinkins. This is the first part of a three-part report examining where each candidate stands on health care and the economy. Since her first election in 2018, Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith said her votes have brought pr
Mississippi jail administrators finalize bylaws, code of ethics for new association to improve operations (opens the original)
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BRANDON, Miss. (WLBT) - Throughout this year, jail administrators across Mississippi have built a new network to work together. Now they have finalized bylaws and a code of ethics for a new statewide association aimed at serving inmates and communities. 3 On Your Side first reported on the Mississippi Jail Administrators Association in May. Since then, dozens more detention center leaders have joined, including representatives from Rankin, Pike, Lincoln, Warren, Claiborne and Covington counties
Mississippi’s first Muslim judge explains passion to serve and promises to ‘enforce the US Constitution’ (opens the original)
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BENOIT, Miss. (WLBT) - Judge Assma Ali is speaking out about her goals and purpose for serving after her appointment to the bench in the Town of Benoit drew national attention. The comments came during a “Harmony Talks” event aimed at addressing criticism directed at Ali online since her appointment. The event gave her a chance to share who she is as a wife, mother and natural-born citizen. “I just really want to remain positive. I’m an American once again, born and raised,” Ali said. “I hope to
Family of fallen Claiborne County deputy speaks out for first time, shares his passion for family and service (opens the original)
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CLAIBORNE COUNTY, Miss. — The family of fallen Claiborne County Deputy Terrian Bailey is speaking out for the first time about the kind of person he was and the memories they will miss most. A memorial has grown outside the Claiborne County Courthouse, with cards, ribbons and stuffed animals placed over a county truck dedicated to Bailey. Bailey’s brother, Mikal, was among the first to visit the memorial. Mikal admired Bailey’s passion for serving others. “Somebody that you can depend on, somebo
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