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Dallas Woman Sentenced to 10 Years for Murder-for-Hire Plot Over Online Business Rivalry

SOUTHAVEN, Miss.--A woman from Dallas will serve ten years in federal prison with no chance for early release, for plotting to have a business owner in Southaven killed. Ashley Grayson, 35, ran an online business that was in competition with the intended victim. Grayson accused ...
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Sunflower County Jail Faces Urgent Repairs Amid Federal Compliance Concerns

SUNFLOWER COUNTY, Miss.--Continued maintenance problems at the Sunflower County Jail have some county supervisors worried they could be in trouble were a federal inspection to take place. One of the problems is broken showers. "We have plans on remodeling it. But, some of this stuff can't ...
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Tragedy at Indianola Truck Stop: Fatal Domestic Dispute Ends in Murder-Suicide

INDIANOLA, Miss.--A truck driver from Indianola shot and killed another truck driver at the Love's truck stop on Hwy. 82, Sunday evening. He then shot and killed himself. Indianola Police Lt. Irish Johnson described the situation as "domestic". "One stays in Indianola and the female truck ...
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Coahoma Community College to Host Holiday Concert Featuring Memphis Chamber Orchestra

CLARKSDALE, Miss. – Coahoma Community College’s Fine Arts Department is set to host A Season to Remember, a holiday concert on Monday, December 9, 2024, at Clarksdale Baptist Church. The free event will feature live performances by the Coahoma Community College choir, along with the ...
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Mound Bayou Takes Action on Lead and Copper Service Lines Under Federal Mandate

MOUND BAYOU, Miss. — Mound Bayou is moving forward with a comprehensive plan to address lead and copper service lines as part of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) 2021 Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR). The city is notifying residents whose water service lines ...
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Documentary Chronicles the Struggles of Eddie J. Carthan, Tchula’s First Black Mayor

TCHULA, Miss.--The first Black mayor of Tchula is the subject of a new documentary which is not quite finished, called "A Fight for Justice: The Political Lynching of Eddie J. Carthan and the Tchula 7". Carthan's son is making the film and said in comments ...
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Mississippi Judges Examine Lack of Youth Detention Facilities

CLEVELAND, Miss.--Locking up kids who have done wrong or are a danger is a tall order in Mississippi. In fact, in the Delta only four counties have facilities to do that legally: Yazoo, Bolivar, Washington and Leflore. "Over 50 percent of the judges responded to ...
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Tunica County Sheriff’s Office Issues Scam Warning Over Text Message Claiming Trump Arrest

Tunica County, MS  — The Tunica County Sheriff's Office is warning residents about a new text message scam that is circulating in the area. The message, which claims that former President Donald Trump has been arrested, includes a link prompting recipients to click for ...
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State Economist Notices Decrease in Sales Tax Revenue and Corporate Taxes

JACKSON, Miss.--The state is taking in a bit less in both sales tax revenue and corporate taxes, said State Economist Corey Miller, at a meeting of the Joint Legislative Budget Committee Thursday. But, it may be that Mississippi is getting back to normal, said Miller. "I ...
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Two Thaxton Men Charged with Swindling

OXFORD, Miss.--Two men from Thaxton have been charged with swindling someone in Oxford. Oxford Police say Jacob Tomason, 36, and Tyler Chase Purdue, 25, were charged with false pretense. They are accused of spending nearly $7,000 of someone else's money using a Green Dot card. Police ...
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