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Household Finances: Mississippi has the nation’s highest credit-card strain, with balances using 29.6% of available credit and the average balance at $5,885, according to a new study. Industrial Safety: A fire at Greenville’s Loveland Products pesticide plant sent herbicide smoke into the air and prompted a shelter-in-place order for nearby residents. Education and Workforce: The University of Mississippi set a fourth straight enrollment record, with growth in transfers and retention offsetting a smaller freshman class. Energy Investment: Energy Transfer approved a $1.6 billion South Mississippi gas pipeline project, a major planned investment in the state’s energy infrastructure. Data-Center Tensions: SpaceX’s xAI has reportedly offered to buy 418 homes near its Southaven data center amid residents’ noise complaints, with offers reportedly tied to a release of claims.

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Mississippi physicians push for statewide kratom ban and tighter controls

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TSS Solutions opens Starkville office with Mississippi State University partnership

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Mississippi Leads States in Credit Card Debt Strain as Balances Use Nearly 30% of Limits

Mississippi Leads States in Credit Card Debt Strain as Balances Use Nearly 30% of Limits

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Mississippi Physicians Call on Legislature to Implement Stronger Kratom Safeguards

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Mississippi Broker Dr. Zakk Varughese Warns Private Listings Could Rebuild Fair Housing Barriers

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Lendmark Financial Services Expands Across the Southeast and Midwest Opening New Branches in Florida, Kansas and Mississippi

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