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Mississippi prepares to open applications for $206 million in rural health grants

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By Will Stribling Verified
| Mississippi Public Broadcasting Verified
The first year of the Rural Health Transformation Program includes nearly $206 million in federal funding. Program officials said Monday the first grants will focus on three areas: rural health infrastructure, provider technology and telehealth access. The rollout comes as some lawmakers have raised concerns about transparency and how the money will be awarded.
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Mississippi officials warn of flood insurance gap as hurricane season begins

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By Will Stribling Verified
| Mississippi Public Broadcasting Verified
Forecasters are projecting a below-normal Atlantic hurricane season. But officials say residents should not use that forecast as a reason to ignore flood risk, especially after recent spring flooding in parts of the state. “Remember that it only takes one,” said David Schlotzhauer, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in New Orleans.
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Supreme Court sides with Mississippi death row inmate in jury discrimination case

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By Will Stribling Verified
| Mississippi Public Broadcasting Verified
But the 5-4 decision does not decide whether prosecutors intentionally discriminated during jury selection. It also does not automatically grant Pitchford a new trial. Pitchford was sentenced to death for his role in a 2004 grocery store killing near Grenada. He and Eric Bullins robbed a grocery store, and Bullins shot and killed the store owner. Bullins reached a plea deal and received a 20-year sentence, while the state charged Pitchford with capital murder and sought the death penalty.
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