Khamari Haymer
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Advocates seek answers from AG on three controversial Mississippi cases (opens the original)
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Supporters and advocates are asking Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch to respond to calls for justice for the families of Nolan Wells, Kohen Wiley and Spencer Eckford. Three controversial cases have drawn national attention. "You all have been muzzled for years in Mississippi," said civil rights attorney John C. Barnett. "Today, we have a stage for all of those to speak out." Wiley, a 1-year-old, was shot and killed June 14 by Senatobia police in a Walmart parking lot. Officers responded t
Mississippi veteran speaks out on what Iraq troop withdrawal means (opens the original)
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Troops in Iraq have been withdrawn after decades of fighting, a move that holds significant meaning for military personnel and the United States. Mississippi native and Air Force veteran Shelton Taplin said the withdrawal is important for the country and could be a sign that the war is nearing its end. "Some people have not been with their families in a while. For them to come home during the holidays around Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's, that means a lot to the military personnel," Tap
Ole Miss fans gear up for Magnolia Bowl in Oxford (opens the original)
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Ole Miss fans are eagerly anticipating Saturday’s Magnolia Bowl against LSU in Oxford, with added drama as former Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin returns to town, now leading the Tigers. Excitement is building in Oxford, with fans expressing a mix of emotions, from excitement to nervousness, ahead of the game. Despite the extra drama surrounding Kiffin’s return, Rebel fans are ready to cheer for their team. “It is a huge game, and we have to win this game because Lane is coming back,” said Ole M
Search continues for gunman in Claiborne County deputy's shooting death (opens the original)
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The search for the person or persons responsible for the shooting death of Claiborne County Deputy Terrian Bailey on Labor Day has entered its eighth day, with no arrests made. Deputy Bailey, 45, was killed when gunshots were fired into a large crowd at the Hermanville Festival. Residents remain shocked by the incident and are looking for accountability. Claiborne County resident Mufasa Stackhouse said he was at the festival when the shooting occurred. "I heard three pistol shots at first, and t
Jackson and Brandon honor 9/11 first responders with memorials (opens the original)
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Jackson firefighters, officials, and residents gathered in silence on Monday to honor the sacrifices of first responders who lost their lives during the 9/11 attacks 25 years ago. "It is my honor and my duty to be here and show up and be present at a situation like this," said Captain Jason McWillie of the Jackson Fire Department. The memorial paid tribute to the 343 firefighters who died at the World Trade Center site during the rescue and recovery efforts, as well as the hundreds more who have
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