Family searches for answers after teen’s July 4 boat trip ends in death
An 18-year-old man died after a boat trip off Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. His family seeks clarity amid conflicting accounts of the incident.
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An 18-year-old man died after a boat trip off Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. His family seeks clarity amid conflicting accounts of the incident.
Read MoreOle Miss ace Hunter Elliott has announced he will return for his sixth season, aiming to finish his college career on a high note. The left-hander is the only projected weekend starter for the Rebels in 2027.
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Read MoreAuthorities continue to investigate the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, emphasizing transparency and community unity amid national scrutiny.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Bar has petitioned the state Supreme Court to immediately suspend Chokwe Antar Lumumba from practicing law following his guilty plea in a federal bribery case. Lumumba, a former Jackson mayor, faces possible disbarment.
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Read MoreGov. Tate Reeves announced the appointment of Brad McCullouch as Hinds County district attorney following the resignation of Jody Owens. McCullouch has over 20 years of legal experience.
Read MoreLetters between the Legislature and the Mississippi Department of Education make clear which teachers and staff qualify for raises passed in the 2026 session, including assistant teachers, special education teachers, charter teachers and school attendance officers.
Read MoreLegislative leaders and negotiators say they are close to finalizing youth court reforms and expect Gov. Tate Reeves to call a special session soon after confidentiality provisions expired.
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