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Two drivers face manslaughter, upgraded charges in deadly Ross Barnett Reservoir boat crash (opens the original)
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RANKIN COUNTY, Miss. (WLBT) - The two boat drivers involved in a deadly crash on the Ross Barnett Reservoir earlier this month now face manslaughter and multiple upgraded felony charges, with bonds set at $550,000 each. Nathan Rhinewalt and Nelson Jimenez appeared in court Tuesday following an expanded indictment and additional warrants stemming from the Sept. 20 collision that killed 23-year-old Madison Alford of Lena and severely injured others. According to court records, Rhinewalt faces init
Magnolia Speech School marks 70 years of giving children their voice (opens the original)
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MADISON, Miss. (WLBT) - Seventy years ago, Libba Matthews couldn’t find a school that would teach her deaf son, Keith, to communicate. So she built one herself — in her kitchen. Six more children soon joined them. What started as an informal gathering of a handful of students has since grown into Magnolia Speech School, a campus now serving roughly 80 students a year who face hearing impairment and language processing disorders. “This school, Magnolia, was built on faith in God,” said Mark Matth
A summer of violence leaves Simpson County shaken (opens the original)
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SIMPSON COUNTY, Miss. (WLBT) - Courtney Tatum was waiting for Jaunsha Harris to come home. He had left his keys on the fireplace, laughed about it, and driven off anyway. By 10 p.m., their children were still texting him, sending videos, keeping up the easy back-and-forth of a Friday night. Then, just before 10, the messages stopped. Harris was shot that night on Dan George Road, a rural stretch in Simpson County, Mississippi. Family and friends carried him to Magee General Hospital before deput
Mississippi veterans nonprofit asks for help reaching down payment on new building (opens the original)
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PEARL, Miss. (WLBT) - A Mississippi nonprofit that helps veterans in crisis received a $200,000 community grant from Lowe’s, but the group cannot use the money until it owns a building. Fifth Squad, a veteran-led nonprofit, has been helping veterans since 2016 by paying rent, utilities and groceries for those in crisis. The organization said it now needs a permanent home of its own. Fifth Squad was founded in 2016 by four Mississippi Army National Guardsmen from the 184th Sustainment Command. Th
Vernon Dahmer’s son says new film ‘By Any Means’ misrepresents father’s 1966 murder (opens the original)
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HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WLBT) - Dennis Dahmer Sr., son of civil rights activist Vernon Dahmer, says the new film “By Any Means” falsely portrays how his father’s 1966 murder was solved and is calling on the studios behind it to direct part of the film’s profits toward a voter education fund in his father’s name. It stars Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as an FBI agent and Mark Wahlberg as mob hitman Greg Scarpa, who team up to investigate the murders of civil rights leaders in 1960s Mississippi. Vernon Dahmer
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