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Assistance was offered to seven victims.
The identity of the deceased driver has not yet been released.
In the 21st century, it’s not about ladies of leisure tending to their lawns. Instead, it’s a meeting of the minds focused on improving the community.
Yet another allegation against the Rankin County Sheriff’s Office has emerged in federal court: a wrongful death suit filed by the family of an inmate who committed suicide.
The case is still under investigation and more arrests were expected.
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The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Department arrested a man on December 4 for allegedly sexually assaulting a 13-year-old.
A heartbreaking evening took place Thursday as the Jackson County community mourned the loss of two young women.
Friday, Chip Long was announced as the university’s first hire since Director of Athletics Jeremy McClain’s exile of assistant coaches.
Jimmy Chilimigras holds a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, passed his CPA exam and is now attending Loyola College of Law.
Water sampling showed the presence of E. coli. bacteria.
Biloxi Police have arrested a man who they say stole more than $3 million from the American Shrimp Processing Association.
The hearing was for Derrick Coleman, the husband of missing Jackson woman Latasha Coleman.
The officer is in stable condition.
Black people make up about 38% of Mississippi’s population
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Tunica County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man who was on the run.
Authorities were searching for Elizabeth Ledford, 6, who was believed to be with her father, Richard Ledford.
The Hinds County Election Commission, Circuit Clerk, and Secretary of State are being asked to explain the missteps and provide future solutions.
Lavarias Chaffee, 31, was arrested on November 29.
Ammiesta “Ammie” Stewart, 50, is graduating from Jackson State University’s Mississippi Teacher Residency program on Friday – all while juggling being a mom of three, being an elementary school teacher, and battling lupus.
According to police, the vehicle was recovered Wednesday night.
According to Pearl Communications Director Frank Hutton, a vehicle with a “kidnapping victim” was traveling westbound on Interstate 20.
Authorities say the boy suffered critical injuries after he was shot in the head with a .22 caliber rifle.
Lydia Flowers is now in custody.
Clark and Allison, one of the victims, have been friends since they were nine years old.
The officers involved did not receive any serious injuries.
The Ridgeland senior is a two-time 5A state champion in the 110 meter hurdles